The Guardian Australia - 2019-01-15

• Murray-Darling fish kill: authority shelved fish health strategy in 2013
• Fraudulent reporters harm us all. Vigilance is essential
• The 'no-buy' movement: could you give up buying clothes and beauty products?
• Ashleigh Barty up and running at Australian Open with straight sets win
• PM's pledge to help native species was about banning animal testing, his office says
• Councils ask Morrison to pay for citizenshi­p ceremonies on 26 January
• Record-breaking heatwave to hit Australia’s south-east, restrictin­g sporting events
• Lion Air jet crash: cockpit voice recorder found, says Indonesian official
• Trump: report FBI investigat­ed him as possible Russian agent is 'insulting'
• Max Meyer: family of Sydney student killed in Austrian avalanche speak of tragedy
• This fish kill is a tragedy – but it is no surprise
• Storm Boy review – not even a beloved pelican can save this epic downer
• Australia's global beach ambassador on what makes a great beach
• Everything you need to know about the Guardian's 2019 best beaches poll
• Cathy McGowan says she will not recontest Indi at next federal election
• Minister warns of more fish deaths this week as temperatur­es rise in NSW west
• Tasmania's FOI regime crippled by 'outrageous' delays, academics say
• Morrison to prioritise security and native species as he attempts Coalition rebrand
• Australia could hit 100% renewables sooner than most people think
• Gdańsk mayor stabbed on stage during charity event in Poland
• Trump says he will 'devastate Turkey economical­ly' if it attacks Kurds
• Thailand: biggest democracy protests in years held as military junta delays elections
• DNA discoverer James Watson stripped of honors over views on race
• Macron seeks to turn 'anger into solutions' in open letter to France
• Former Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn suffering 'draconian' treatment in jail, wife says
• The Who confirm first new studio album in 13 years
• Out of dough? Canada air traffic controller­s buy pizzas for unpaid US colleagues
• Video games want us to be enemies. But developers underestim­ate our humanity
• A nation ‘bored of Brexit’ risks sleepwalki­ng into disaster
• The Guardian view on the periodic table: better living through chemistry
• What would make a woman go back to Boko Haram? Despair
• Why are we so obsessed with success early in life?
• MPs are lying to voters – there is no alternativ­e to May’s Brexit deal
• MPs voting down May’s Brexit deal are the elite revolting against democracy
• Why do we keep praising Silicon Valley for reinventin­g the wheel?
• Seeking true happiness? Harness the power of negative thinking
• Bangladesh strikes: thousands of garment workers clash with police over poor pay
• The Guardian view on social housing: we need a cultural shift
• New air pollution plans improve on EU rules, government claims
• UK failed to enforce EU air quality standards – what will happen after Brexit?
• Nutritioni­sts launch portion size guide to tackle overeating
• Welsh farmstead is rare medieval hall house, experts confirm
• Ion age: why the future will be battery powered
• Craving insight into addiction
• ‘Inbox infinity’: is ignoring all your emails the secret to a happy 2019?
• Premier League: 10 talking points from the weekend’s action
• 'We need to talk about this': Markus Babbel lashes 'blind' FFA on refereeing
• 'We are not doing enough’: why is Australia failing its cyclists?
• Australia survive netball Quad Series scare against South Africa
• United produced 60 minutes of pure Ole-ball and then: enter gloveman
• Martin O’Neill set to be appointed Nottingham Forest manager
• Cardiff City distance themselves from Neil Warnock’s comments on Brexit
• Ole Gunnar Solskjaer shows there is substance behind the smiles
• Rugby union: talking points from the Champions Cup weekend action

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