The Guardian Australia - 2019-01-30

• Wife of detained Bahraini footballer begs world leaders for help
• Opinion Scott Morrison to pledge 1.25m new jobs as he begins four-day Queensland trip
• Environmen­t One year on: where is Australia's recycling going now?
• Sport Lleyton Hewitt shuts down ongoing feud with Bernard Tomic
• Menindee fish kill: NSW water minister says he's 'not downplayin­g' latest deaths
• Australia's global corruption ranking sparks urgent calls for federal integrity body
• Is Oleg Deripaska the missing link in the Trump-Russia investigat­ion?
• High court strikes down NSW's $500,000 cap on third-party campaigns
• Apple rushes to fix FaceTime bug that let users eavesdrop on others
• More than 2,000 flying foxes die in Victoria's extreme heatwave
• Stem teacher shortage in NSW partly blamed on lack of accurate data
• Stinking rich? Rare durian fruit go on sale for $1,000 each
• Dutch man's epic 89,000km drive proves electric cars are viable in Australia
• Three homes destroyed by bushfires in southern Tasmania
• Scott Morrison offers small business tax relief as he touts economic credential­s
• Australia's generous aid to Yemen mustn't be undermined by its weapons sales
• Bill Shorten says he rebuffed invitation to meet Rupert Murdoch in US
• Campaigner­s say case of Bahraini footballer Hakeem al-Araibi now an ‘emergency’
• View from 'turtle bridge': Brisbane's Breakfast Creek is shrinking by the day in big dry
• TPG halts work on new mobile network, blaming Australia’s Huawei ban
• Coalition's support rises two points in first Newspoll of the year
• BuzzFeed loses 11 staff in Australia amid global job cuts
• 'Australia’s loss is America’s gain': the Nauru and Manus refugees starting anew in the US
• Murray Darling Basin Plan breaches Water Act, royal commission to find
• Asia Bibi: Pakistan’s top court upholds blasphemy acquittal
• Huawei: China calls US charges 'immoral' as markets slide
• Cameroon arrests opposition leader who claims he won 2018 election
• Arrests made in Sicily over suspected sex traffickin­g of girls from Nigeria
• Trump steps up Maduro pressure with sanctions on Venezuelan oil company
• Joshua Tree national park 'may take 300 years to recover' from shutdown
• India's main opposition promises universal basic income for poor
• Outcry after Duke administra­tor warns Chinese students to speak English
• White gold: the unstoppabl­e rise of alternativ­e milks
• Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez knows yesterday’s radicalism can become tomorrow’s common sense
• How I fell in love with voguing
• Bill Gates says poverty is decreasing. He couldn’t be more wrong
• Ted Bundy was deeply mediocre – so why are we romanticis­ing him?
• Don't know your James Charles from Zoella? Get with YouTube celebrity culture
• Britannia rules the waves? After Brexit, it’ll be flounderin­g
• France’s gilets jaunes used to cause chaos. Right now they’re just chaotic
• That brand new Tory plan for Brexit? Here’s why it’s dead in the water
• Homeless people are vulnerable, not criminal. The law is 200 years out of date
• The Guardian view on teacher shortages: the trouble with data
• The Guardian view on mental health online: protect the vulnerable
• Above and below the Great Australian Bight – a photo essay
• Agency protecting English environmen­t reaches ‘crisis point’
• Trevor, world's loneliest duck, dies on Pacific island of Niue
• Insects worm their way into Selfridges food hall in ‘bug bars’
• Study shows how LSD interferes with brain's signalling
• Scientists create super-thin 'sheet' that could charge our phones
• Study links high levels of screen time to slower child developmen­t
• 'I've breathed in some crazy things from outer space' – Katie Paterson's cosmic art
• The damage that private schools do to their pupils and to society
• Aspirin and the treatment of cancer
• Facebook limits scrutiny of political advertisin­g before Australian election
• Country diary: two decades on, an unfamiliar bloom is finally identified
• Qatar ready to make history in Asian Cup … but the world is not watching
• Hosts Australia handed tough draws for next year's Twenty20 World Cup
• Georgia Nanscawen: More hockey players will be lured by AFLW
• Why Test cricket is the winner after West Indies’ humbling of England
• European Tour makes a serious bogey in visiting Saudi Arabia
• How shapeshift­er Bill Belichick has beaten a league built for parity for 18 years
• Old Trafford to host men’s and women’s finals of 2021 Rugby League World Cup

The Guardian Australia - 2019-01-29

The Guardian Australia - 2019-01-31