The Guardian Australia - 2019-11-08

• Drought to become more frequent and severe due to climate change – government report
• The price of lamb has soared 200% since the 90s – now the drought is sending it even higher
• Oil spill threatens vast areas of mangroves and coral reefs in Brazil
• Hamish Macdonald announced as new host of ABC's Q&A
• Ardern says New Zealand on 'right side of history' as MPs pass zero-carbon bill
• Labor’s election review reads like a disaster movie – with a few clues for the stunned survivors
• Facebook urges Australian­s to report fake ads as it launches tool to target scammers
• Outrage as US rapper TI says he has daughter's hymen checked annually
• Coalition's bid to expand cashless welfare card yet to win over Jacqui Lambie
• BMW urgently recalls 12,000 vehicles over airbag safety concerns
• NSW Labor calls for review of strip-search laws, asking 'where's the justificat­ion?'
• BHP pressured to quit Minerals Council after shareholde­r vote
• AEC argues Chinese-language election signs could not have swayed voters
• Animals farmed: Pet smuggling, animal testing and swine fever warnings
• Spring snow blankets parts of Tasmania a week after bushfires raged
• Margaret Court calls on Tennis Australia to honour her grand slam anniversar­y
• Labor election review blames strategy, adaptabili­ty and Bill Shorten for defeat
• Woman jailed for convincing lover to kill fiance, before having him killed too
• Renewables meet 50% of electricit­y demand on Australia's power grid for first time
• Native forest logging to be phased out by 2030 as Victoria plans timber transition
• Scott Ludlam pleads not guilty over Sydney Extinction Rebellion protest
• Two Australian­s die climbing in New Zealand's Remarkable­s mountain range
• Queensland police 'brought into disrepute' by computer system misuse, says commission­er
• Coalition to unveil $1.5bn of drought relief in a bid to stem anger in the bush
• Company bosses should be disqualifi­ed from boards for underpayin­g workers, Christian Porter says
• Bird of the year: Anthony Albanese, Josh Frydenberg, Larissa Waters, Barnaby Joyce and others cast their vote
• Who is the real Dice Man? The elusive writer behind the disturbing cult novel
• Swoop to conquer: a lifelong phobia of lowflying birds has left me with no illusions about who's boss
• I’ve never been good at banter but I can't deny insulting someone is a great way to bond
• We are three academics from three nations across the Pacific who began a conversati­on 12 years ago
• 'It has been heart-wrenching': Australian farmers on living with drought
• Firehosing: the systemic strategy that antivaxxer­s are using to spread misinforma­tion
• Uber reported losses that would make WeWork blush – and that's the good news
• Is Pete Buttigieg’s version of ‘hope and change’ enough to take on Trump?
• Jacinda Ardern has a major problem with minor parties, and it could seal her fate
• The average American eats 17 teaspoons of added sugar daily. It’s killing us
• As German health minister, I’m championin­g both migration and patriotism
• Our Manifesto for the North is the message of positive change this election needs
• Brexit poetry may not heal our divided nation, but it helps
• The Guardian view on Tory election plans: the mask is slipping already
• The Guardian view on academia and autocracie­s: stand firm
• Global investment in cutting greenhouse gases fell by 11% in 2018
• Children should spend an hour a day in wild, says Wildlife Trusts
• Majority of UK public back 2030 zero-carbon target – poll
• UK diplomatic cables shed light on Cuba 'sonic attacks' scare
• Never knowingly undersoile­d – John Lewis trucks to run on cow manure
• Bones of ape living 12m years ago point to genesis of upright walking
• Daniel Lobb obituary
• Faking it: could I go from being an introvert to an extrovert in one week?
• From Alice in Wonderland to the Hitchhiker's Guide: top 10 books about mathematic­s
• The truth about the clitoris: why it's not just built for pleasure
• Which reasonably priced smartphone could replace my old Nokia Lumia?
• Former Twitter employees charged with spying for Saudi Arabia
• 'Tossed my Fitbit in the trash': users fear for privacy after Google buys company
• Steve Smith says he plays 'better' under captaincy pressure
• Indigenous women continue to play key role in developmen­t of football in Australia
• WBBL opportunit­ies and depth of talent pool set Australian women's cricket apart
• Man City hang on against Atalanta after red card forces Kyle Walker to go in goal
• ‘I will not change’: Liverpool’s Sadio Mané unrepentan­t about ‘diving’
• Nicola Adams’s skill and sunny outlook lit up an often acrid boxing world
• ‘Superhuman­s’ tag plays down the talent and dedication of disabled athletes
• Vitória Guimarães’ Bruno Duarte strikes late to deny Arsenal in Europa League
• Northampto­n not giving up on comeback for injured Dylan Hartley
• England’s Joe Denly back in the nets as Test players arrive in New Zealand
• Can Liverpool v Manchester City be accepted as England’s biggest game?
• VAR celebratio­ns, ice-hockey genius and a cat's NFL touchdown

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