The Guardian Australia - 2019-01-14

• Scott Morrison says he is 'prime minister for standards' after unveiling Australia Day plan
• Sport Nick Kyrgios: ‘I wasn’t as scared of Rafa and Roger as I was Andy Murray’
• Trump vents fury over Russia stories and again threatens national emergency
• Australia heatwave: temperatur­es to soar in every state and territory
• Fomo festival death: teenager's family beg Berejiklia­n to introduce pill-testing
• Danny Lim's supporters surround Sydney police station to protest against arrest
• John Howard praised by PM after reportedly intervenin­g in domestic violence incident
• Scott Morrison and Bill Shorten scramble to pledge more than $200m for Kakadu
• Cathy McGowan: independen­t MP's successor chosen by Voices for Indi
• Chris Grayling denies 'void' in government over Brexit plan B
• New Victorian windfarm could provide 10% of state's energy
• Charlie and the Chocolate Factory review – too much empty sugar and not enough flavour
• Rahaf al-Qunun lands in Toronto after long journey to safety
• Poland calls for 'joint' EU-Nato stance on Huawei after spying arrest
• World's biggest aircraft, Airlander 10, retired from service
• 'Ridiculous': report Ivanka Trump could lead World Bank meets scorn
• Three German skiers dead in Austrian avalanche
• Greek defence minister quits over Macedonia name deal
• 'A death sentence': migrant caravan member killed in Honduras after US sent him back
• Brexit brings surprise boost for Bulgarian resorts
• Who is accountabl­e for our deaths?
• The Observer view on Jeremy Corbyn’s need to show some leadership on Europe
• Out of the Brexit nightmare must emerge a more robust democracy
• Let’s all be better, without trying so hard to be perfect
• Andy Murray, an intense Scot who didn’t understand the protocol of British defeat
• Angst, grief, pain: Europe in turmoil as extremists form new alliances
• The vandals destroying libraries should have the book thrown at them
• David Cameron and the art of blaming other people
• Leonardo was a man of the Renaissanc­e, not narrow nationhood
• Don’t believe the hype: the media are unwittingl­y selling us an AI fantasy
• The Observer view on Andy Murray’s retirement
• Everyone is biased, including you: the play designed by neuroscien­tists
• Intruder alert! The best smart home security cameras
• The five: geneticall­y modified fruit
• Chiefs and Rams move to brink of Super Bowl with divisional playoff wins
• Liverpool are mature but ‘not the Harlem Globetrott­ers’, says Klopp
• Roger Federer: Methuselah of sport still has unshakeabl­e belief in his talent
• Willian winner gives Chelsea breathing space and leaves Newcastle in trouble

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