The Hindu: How genetics is settling the Aryan migration debate

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the guardian today - Australia edition Saturday 17 Jun 2017 Headlines More » Seven missing after US navy destroyer Fitzgerald collides with merchant ship off Japan Two injured after incident near Tokyo as extent of injuries to other personnel is still 'being determined' 'They should get $500 maximum': meet the property sellers dumping agents Why a federal Icac is voters' best chance at breaking the scandal cycle | Lenore Taylor How Australia's climate policies came to be poisoned by pragmatism Carrie Fisher died from sleep apnea and other factors, coroner says Donald Trump releases financial disclosure about his business assets Sport More » New Zealand 78-0 Samoa: international Test match – as it happened All Blacks-lite: Wallabies take inspiration from across the Tasman | Bret Harris AFL may abolish runners after Nick Maxwell controversy Starc injured, O'Keefe dropped for Australian Test squad to Bangladesh Rickie Fowler equals US Open record to put himself in hunt for first major Culture More » Dark Mofo swells with Siren Song: a logistical triumph, and a beautiful work of art New Zealand stars tackle 'tiny racists' helping to normalise prejudice Rebel Wilson wins defamation trial against Bauer Media Comment is free More » It's unfair to single out Chinese-Australians on political donations | Jieh-Yung Lo Australian government pays heavy penalty for Manus mistreatment | Richard Ackland Channel Ten's near death experience shows TV as we knew it is in terminal decline | Jock Given Life and style More » Andrew McConnell's lobster roll recipe Givenchy: the designer hailed as a 'personality maker' by Audrey Hepburn How to bake the perfect strawberry tart Technology More » Peter Seaton obituary WannaCry ransomware attack 'linked to North Korea' Science More » Life on Mars: Elon Musk reveals details of his colonisation vision Scientists make quantum leap towards a secure new kind of internet Environment More » Voyage to the sea floor: expedition returns with fascinating finds Deep sea discoveries: sea pigs, a dumbo octopus and glow-in-the-dark sharks Video More » Siren Song wails across Hobart for Dark Mofo festival – video 'We're winning so much': Malcolm Turnbull mocks Trump at Canberra ball – video Manus Island class action against Australia settled for $70m – video Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Trump admits for first time 'I am being investigated' over James Comey's firing President's tweet confirms reports of obstruction of justice investigation by special counsel Robert Mueller Grenfell Tower fire: protesters march as anger mounts over disaster response – as it happened Theresa May was too scared to meet the Grenfell survivors. She's finished | Polly Toynbee 'Outraged' Cristiano Ronaldo puts Manchester United on red alert Rebel Wilson: the tall poppy with a blade of her own Late-night hosts on Trump and Russia: 'Make Justice Obstructed Again' Sport Culture Comment is free Guardian News & Media Limited - a member of Guardian Media Group PLC. Registered Office: Kings Place, 90 York Way, London, N1 9GU. Registered in England No. 908396