Great Barrier Reef
Monday
7
November
2016
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What have we left for our children?Exclusive: In Under the Surface, a special Guardian film, the writer and environmental campaigner Naomi Klein travels with her son, Toma, to see the impact of coral bleaching caused by climate change
headlines
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Liberal senator says marriage equality plebiscite would undermine sovereigntyThe Senate starts debating the marriage equality plebiscite bill as cartoonist Bill Leak meets MPs to talk about Racial Discrimination Act
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Family of Pakistani man killed in truck crash denied visa to view his bodyDeath of Qurban Ali when Victorian truck driver rear-ended his car after looking down to sip milk, left young family without support and unable to say goodbye
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Pauline Hanson agrees Rod Culleton's eligibility case should go to high courtHanson essentially cuts loose her One Nation senator by supporting the referral of his eligibility to be validly elected
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First Test, day five: South Africa press for victoryOver-by-over report: all the action from the Waca with Adam Collins guiding you through the last rites of Australia’s innings as the Proteas press for victory
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spotlight
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A design-led property boom could help solve Australia's housing affordability crisisIn the 60s and 70s, architects designed affordable, efficient homes. Good design is the missing element in the housing affordability debate
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Six barriers to freedom of speech in AustraliaAttention is focused on the Racial Discrimination Act but whistleblowers who speak out on matters of public interest face serious penalties
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I wouldn't be where I am if it weren't for Billy ThorpeThe Cold Chisel singer so idolised Thorpe that, in 1972, he ran away from home to watch him perform
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Human error is part of football. Australia's video refereeing will solve nothingFifa’s innovation will damage some of football’s best characteristics and create new grounds for self-righteous whining about perceived injustice
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Wounded All Blacks face race to regroupIreland emphatically had the measure of the All Blacks in all the key areas in Chicago and, with more preparation and fine-tuning, could make it two in a row when they meet again on 19 November
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Siddle faces competition for second Test spotPeter Siddle says he is not concerned about his recent pace drop, claiming he just needs more miles under his belt in order to be able to maintain his speed for longer
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Mané shows no mercy to put Klopp topSadio Mané scored the first and fifth in Liverpool’s 6-1 Anfield rout of Watford, which took Jürgen Klopp’s side a point above Chelsea at the top of the Premier League
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Strutting alpha clubs in battle of willsThe game was always going to be the first major test of Sydney FC’s campaign – one they passed – while it feels like Melbourne Victory’s season is yet to begin
membership
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Whoever wins needs to address the rage out thereHow has middle America experienced the presidential race? Residents of Muncie, Indiana, identify the important issues and consider if they are being addressed
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Why Donald Trump's accusers chose to speak to the GuardianLong before tapes of Trump boasting about groping entered the picture, the Guardian took Jill Harth and others seriously. Help us continue in-depth reporting on these serious issues
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Tying paid parental leave to a man's wage would destroy the system as we know itBasing PPL eligibility on a household income means test would completely undermine the purpose of paid parental leave as a workplace entitlement
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Who pretends to support kids with HIV but gives nothing? Donald TrumpIf you want the measure of the man who would be president, take another look at his ‘charitable giving’. This is someone devoid of shame, in it for himself alone
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video and pictures
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The city from above and belowWith more than 50 buildings and spaces open to the public, Guardian Australia photographer Jonny Weeks goes along to see Two International Towers in Barangaroo, the historic St James underground tunnels and the unorthodox offices of Arup
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Donald Trump on Hillary Clinton and the FBIRepublican presidential candidate Donald Trump addresses a rally in Minnesota on Sunday and said that Hillary Clinton is protected by ‘a rigged system’
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Cows in snow and shamanic ritualsThe Guardian’s picture editors bring you a selection of photo highlights from around the world including Donald Trump’s campaign and a storm in Haiti
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A misty figure on the Brooklyn Bridge‘Out of nowhere, a small figure approached. It symbolised everything I’d been dreaming about. It was the first good shot after my father died’
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An archive of urban changeTo mark this year’s UrbanPhotoFest theme of ‘photography, memory and archive’, our readers shared old pictures and memories of cities around the world
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Clinton campaign ‘glad that FBI email investigation has been resolved’Jennifer Palmieri, Hillary Clinton’s communications director, spoke to journalists aboard the Democratic presidential candidate’s campaign jet on Sunday
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Former governor general in high-powered group calling for coal power to be phased outFormer governor general joins academics and business leaders urging Turnbull government to decarbonise energy market
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Malcolm Turnbull says QUT case hurt Human Rights Commission's credibility on 18CPrime minister says commission must ‘urgently review’ way it manages Racial Discrimination Act cases
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Theresa May forced to stand up for article 50 judges after tabloid abuseJustice secretary Liz Truss belatedly spoke in defence of high court judges who were branded ‘enemies of the people’ by one newspaper
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World looks on anxiously as US makes a fateful choiceRussia backs Trump, the ‘chaos candidate’, but Latin Americans are praying for a Clinton win
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explore
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The two pro-democracy activists who are targets of China's wrathSixtus ‘Baggio’ Leung and Yau Wai-ching, both blocked by Beijing from taking up their seats in Legco, are at the centre of Hong Kong’s growing political crisis
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From Belgrade to Bar by railwayOver 435 bridges and through 254 tunnels, this spectacular scenic railway is one of Europe’s most stunning rides, says Ben Lerwill
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US faces host of global threats during transition until next presidentFrom Asia to the Middle East and eastern Europe, governments hostile to the US and west may try to exploit the power vacuum
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Australia's war with its backpacker workforceFruit farms rely on seasonal labour at harvest but a proposed tax hike is threatening the agricultural economy
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Tom Ford’s seductive cautionary taleThis stylish psychodrama is a skilful synthesis of the mood of Hitchock, the skewed reality of Lynch and Kubrick’s obsessive attention to detail
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Covering a curiosity that became a dark phenomenonThe Republican’s long road to election day took in insults, adulation, violence and outlandish claims as the press pack was progressively corralled and vilified
people
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Ted Nugent grabs his crotch at Donald Trump rallyMusician and avid deer hunter urges Republicans to take back the Democratic state of Michigan because ‘you can’t vote for criminals’
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I loved Harry Potter, so I don’t want to screw upHe suffers for his art, whether it’s curling his spine into Stephen Hawking’s wheelchair or acting opposite imaginary animals in Fantastic Beasts. But in life, he’s the easiest, wittiest company
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Pianist and 'giant of music' dies aged 64Hungarian Kocsis, a household name among music fans from the United States to Japan, performed extensively with the Berlin Philharmonic
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‘I want to make sure all the issues about race are addressed’At a home town launch for her new album, Here, the New York singer-songwriter talks about the US election, Black Lives Matter, and modern family life
the big picture
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A life in picturesA look at Trump’s rise from real estate mogul, billionaire and TV personality to Republican presidential nominee
Climate change is intergenerational theft. That's why my son is part of this story