The Guardian Australia - 2019-01-31

• Peter Dutton revoked Neil Prakash’s Australian citizenshi­p without consulting Fiji
• Portland: far-right activist threatens mayor as groups change tactics
• Kangaroos packing a punch heading into competitiv­e third AFLW season
• EU proposes ban on 90% of microplast­ic pollutants
• Tasmania fires: more homes lost amid calls to combat world heritage 'tragedy'
• Melbourne University Publishing CEO quits over 'narrow' new focus
• Culture war zone: how News Corp took on Yumi Stynes
• Josh Frydenberg defends Coalition's climate record as he faces challenge in Kooyong
• Historian berates billionair­es at Davos over tax avoidance
• Australia’s paltry electric car uptake will cost health, jobs and environmen­t – report
• Developer donation ban discrimina­tes against LNP, court told
• Unions to ramp up NSW election spending after high court win
• Yotam Ottolenghi: 'I don’t like to tell people what to eat'
• Australia’s record on emissions and sustainabi­lity condemned by OECD review
• Scott Morrison’s hint at a recession under Labor is part of the usual shtick before an election
• Two WA cattle stations could face animal cruelty charges after hundreds of deaths
• Gladys Berejiklia­n facing minority government after NSW election: Newspoll
• Darren Weir: police raid stables of Melbourne Cup-winning trainer
• Aged care inquiry to hear war widows overcharge­d for nursing home fees
• Adani mine: environmen­tal laws designed to protect black-throated finch led to bird's decline
• The Liberal party has lost the plot – that’s why I’m running as an independen­t
• Venezuela: Maduro accuses US of trying to 'get hands on our oil'
• French police weapons under scrutiny after gilets jaunes injuries
• Jeremy Corbyn to meet Theresa May for Brexit talks
• Polar vortex blasts US with life-threatenin­g cold
• Djibouti: 130 migrants feared dead after two boats overturn
• Huawei's Meng Wanzhou appears in court on eve of US China trade talks
• Indonesia to let UN workers into West Papua as violence continues
• Toxic smog forces Bangkok to close hundreds of schools
• Intelligen­ce chief contradict­s Trump on North Korea and Iran
• Gwyneth Paltrow sued over collision on ski slopes
• The happy ending of a cancer journey reminds me of the magic of being human
• May thinks she’s won. But the reality of Brexit will soon hit her again
• Teens don’t need us to save them from the evils of technology
• MPs have voted for a fantasy. It’s an indictment of our entire political class
• Air traffic controller­s defeated Trump. That's worker power
• Worse than plastic waste: the burning tyres choking India
• The key to winning victories against Big Oil? Perseveran­ce
• Facebook is predicting if you'll kill yourself. That's wrong
• It shouldn’t take Pink Floyd to rescue Isis fighters’ abandoned children
• Britain criminalis­ing young BME people could spark a new crisis on the streets
• The Guardian view on Theresa May’s victory: a pyrrhic success built on fantasy
• The Guardian view on the US case against Huawei: the conflict sharpens
• Growing up in dirty air 'quadruples chances of developing depression'
• Mussels lose grip when exposed to microplast­ics – study
• Heathrow could get sonic boom 'every five minutes' from fast jets
• Investors urge KFC, McDonald's and Burger King to cut emissions
• Can a boat made of flip-flops stop us using so much plastic?
• The miracle method for sustainabl­e rice that scientists dismissed
• The need for better soil, and fewer people
• Facebook accused by Brussels over 'patchy' attitude to fake news
• FFA vice chair Heather Reid to step down for 'indefinite leave'
• Manchester City ‘have to win a lot of games now’, says Pep Guardiola
• Qatar beat UAE 4-0 to set up Asian Cup 2019 final against Japan
• Fornaroli exile to continue as City eye ALeague return for Maclaren
• England master art of falling apart but batting collapses are a global trend
• 'Politics forever': McGregor fined $50,000, Nurmagomed­ov $500,000 for UFC 229 brawl
• Newcastle’s Matt Ritchie on the spot to dent Manchester City’s title hopes
• Saudi Arabia, sportswash­ing and golf’s daring sortie into enemy coffers
• Wales hand Tomos Williams debut for Six Nations opener in France

The Guardian Australia - 2019-01-30

The Guardian Australia - 2019-02-01