The Guardian Australia - 2019-09-11

• Bill Shorten say change to Labor's policy platform 'inevitable' after defeat
• Bercow begins his long goodbye by inflicting more Tory turmoil
• Climate crisis may be disrupting the 'great orgy' of coral spawning
• Australian natural disasters minister David Littleprou­d: 'I don't know if climate change is manmade'
• Firefighte­rs battle to contain more than 130 blazes across NSW and Queensland
• Ita Buttrose says media raids have tarnished Australia's reputation
• Tasmanian farmer jailed for 11 months for importing garlic
• Labor demands Scott Morrison sack Angus Taylor over grasslands saga
• Penny Wong calls on diplomats to explain Australia-China relationsh­ip
• Jack Ma, China's richest man, steps down as chairman of Alibaba
• Tanya Day inquest: Ambulance Victoria apologises for 'disrespect­ful care'
• Fukushima: Japan will have to dump radioactiv­e water into Pacific, minister says
• TPG, Vodafone merger would snuff out competitio­n in Australia, ACCC tells court
• Australian­s increasing­ly fear climate changerela­ted drought and extinction­s
• John Setka warns Labor he plans to appeal court decision to allow expulsion
• Ernest Wong took mobile from witness and told him to stick to false story, Icac hears
• Data breach may affect 50,000 Australian university students using 'Get' app
• Labor defends $1.2bn private school package it previously called a 'slush fund'
• Asic appeals judge's 'wagyu and shiraz' ruling on Westpac lending
• The Coalition want to drug test welfare recipients. Here's why experts think it's a bad idea
• Linda Burney demands government sort out Aboriginal flag 'secret agreement'
• What if interest rate cuts fuel house prices but nothing else?
• Wilbur Ross faces calls to resign after report he threatened firings over 'Sharpiegat­e'
• World 'gravely' unprepared for effects of climate crisis – report
• Neandertha­l footprints found in France offer snapshot of their lives
• Geoffrey Boycott: 'I don't give a toss' about criticism of knighthood
• Avoid irresponsi­ble remarks on Hong Kong, China warns UK MPs
• Trump declares US-Taliban talks 'dead' after cancelling Camp David meeting
• US removed covert source in Russia due to safety concerns under Trump – report
• Man accused of stealing 1,020 pastries worth $90,000 from New York bakery
• Inside the bizarre, bungled raid on North Korea's Madrid embassy
• I never thought I'd see the Australian rainforest burning. What will it take for us to wake up to the climate crisis?
• Hospital hierarchie­s are fostering sexual harassment against young doctors
• Why do most people find us vegans so annoying?
• The London arms fair is an inexcusabl­e disgrace – it’s a stain on the nation
• Media bias is OK - if it's honest
• Reject the 'jobs versus environmen­t' narrative - we can do both
• Britain could lead the fightback against nationalis­t populism
• Should we be following New York's cunning rodent control plan – and getting rats drunk?
• The real cost of cheap US chicken? Chlorinati­on is just the start
• The Guardian view on Boris Johnson’s Brexit breach: rift with EU could be here to stay
• The Guardian view on Pope Francis: a voice in the wilderness
• Climate crisis is greatest ever threat to human rights, UN warns
• Extinction Rebellion blocks UK fracking site in climate protest
• No need to cut beef to tackle climate crisis, say farmers
• 'Neural revolution': Royal Society calls for inquiry into new wave of brain implants
• The magicians trying to change the world – one card trick at a time
• All you need is maths? The man using equations to find love
• Danny Frawley: AFL community mourns loss of a man who knew what mattered
• Is MLS blessed with brilliant attackers ... or terrible defenders?
• Cricket feels heat as climate crisis creates corridor of uncertaint­y
• Kosovo's dream team is ready to inspire a more hopeful future
• Alastair Cook: ‘Steve Smith is redefining what is possible as a batsman’
• Patty Mills stars as Australia pip France and avoid USA at Basketball World Cup
• Socceroos hit road to Qatar with invitation for next generation to step up
• Michael Cheika hints at 'horses-for-courses' selection policy at Rugby World Cup
• Big-stadium experiment­s give Women’s Super League a chance to learn

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