Morning Mail: Trump revives Keystone and Dakota pipelines, Brexit ruling, Guardian view on Australia Day

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Guardian Australia's Morning Mail Wednesday 25 January 2017 g Panama Papers journalists on how to investigate Trump Good morning, and welcome to the Morning Mail. Sign up here for our Guardian Today email, sent every day at noon, and you can sign up to our new Guardian Australia sport email here. Among the most read stories our website this morning, the journalists who broke the Panama Papers advise the media to collaborate to investigate Trump. "The next time Donald Trump tries to single out a reporter, or doesn't answer a question, the next reporter who's allowed to speak should repeat the question of the journalist Trump has snubbed. And if Trump stops this reporter, too, then the next one should repeat the original question, and so on." Keep reading for the rest of the top stories this morning, with more news from around Australia and the world.

Headlines Supreme court rules parliament must have vote to trigger article 50 Justices rule by eight to three against government over EU exit, but ministers do not need devolved assemblies' consent Trump orders revival of Keystone XL and Dakota Access pipelines Native American and climate change activists condemn president for 'pledging allegiance to oil companies and Wall Street' after signing of executive orders The Guardian view on Australia Day: change the date A day that marks the beginning of Indigenous dispossession is the wrong day for national festivities Julian Assange: 'Chelsea Manning clemency was bid to make life hard for me' WikiLeaks founder qualifies his pledge to accept extradition to the US in interview with Australian current affairs programme The Project Italian avalanche death toll rises as six die in helicopter crash nearby Rescuers pull 10 bodies from hotel, taking number of dead to 17, while emergency services rush to crash site near ski resort Australian news and politics Northern Australia beset by floods but Indigenous groups warn of fire risk Indigenous Desert Alliance says rampant vegetation growth will become bushfire fuel in the dry season Malcolm Turnbull should put 'inclusive growth' at centre of budget, say unions ACTU submission calls for Coalition to tackle wealth inequality, stagnant wages and unemployment rate 'Fake news' named word of the year by Macquarie Dictionary Australian dictionary says 'it captures an interesting evolution in the creation of deceptive content' and 'people are beginning to believe what they want' Police hope car seat covers hold clue to Brisbane man's suspicious death Wayne Youngkin's remains were discovered with the distinctive covers in a septic tank 30 years after he disappeared Change the Date: hip-hop artists collaborate on new Australia Day track From Urthboy and Ozi Batla to Kaylah Truth and Nooky, Australian hip-hop royalty and emerging artists join the campaign to move Australia Day Bliss N Eso shooting: Johann Ofner killed by gun that was 'loaded with blanks' Hip-hop group's management says Ofner hired by accredited stunt company and licensed armourer was on set Five-year-old Sydney girl dies from suspected methadone overdose Girl's grandfather found her unconscious at her Quakers Hill home, where there were vials of methadone, say police Around the world Israel announces 2,500 more West Bank settlement homes Announcement of construction in occupied Palestinian territories is second since Donald Trump became US president Sponsors of Syria talks in Astana strike deal to protect fragile ceasefire Russia, Turkey and Iran to set up trilateral commission to monitor breaches of ceasefire that came into effect last month China hits back at US over South China Sea 'takeover' claims Beijing warns White House to tread carefully after after Rex Tillerson likens island-building to Russia's taking of Crimea Model Hanne Gaby Odiele reveals she is intersex Belgian says she wants to rid stigma around condition in which people are born with mix of male and female sex characteristics Nova Scotia village with 65 residents holds one of smallest Women's Marches Two women of Sandy Cove recruited 15 people to walk along major highway in Canada in solidarity with millions who participated around the world

One last thing The secrets of people who never get sick Some lucky folk claim to never get a cold or take days off work. Is it possible for us to become more like them? Do they even exist? Have an excellent day and if you spot something I've missed, let me know on Twitter at @earleyedition.

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