The Guardian Australia - 2021-11-16

• Barnaby Joyce says Nationals did not sign Cop26 pact and Australia is ‘happy with targets’
• The planet is on the clock and Australia has an inexplicab­le position on climate – it really isn’t funny
• Victorian government agrees to amend controvers­ial pandemic legislatio­n
• ‘I have to move my bike to get to the fridge’ – the UK boom in microflats
• Surging Australian house prices may only face ‘modest’ impact from tighter home loan rules
• Australian women to sue Qatar over invasive strip-search ordeal
• Māori tribe tells anti-Covid vaccine protesters to stop using its haka
• Body modifier found guilty of mutilation after removing parts of woman’s genitals
• NSW floods: thousands prepare to evacuate as Lachlan River threatens Forbes
• Australian deputy PM mocks Alok Sharma’s emotional reaction at Cop26
• Scott Morrison backs Senate ABC inquiry, saying national broadcaste­r ‘not above scrutiny’
• Australian government­s urged to set a date to ban cigarette retail sales
• A broken dream: outer Melbourne has affordable houses but no train or school
• St Basil’s aged care inquest hears testing delays after first Covid-19 case a ‘root cause’ of 50 deaths
• Australian taxpayers funding $59m in government ads in run-up to 2022 election
• In modern Australia, why must caring for your family come second to your work duties?
• Big Deal: Bondi Hipster Christiaan Van Vuuren skewers Australian democracy itself
• Ratchets, phase-downs and a fragile agreement: how Cop26 played out
• US journalist Danny Fenster released from prison in Myanmar
• Austrian police carry out routine checks as unvaccinat­ed enter lockdown
• Concerns grow for Chinese tennis star who accused ex-vice-premier of assault
• Astroworld: nine-year-old boy dies, becoming 10th victim of music festival crush
• Trump ally Michael Flynn condemned over call for ‘one religion’ in US
• Chinese official seeks Interpol role, sparking fears for dissidents
• Priti Patel apologises to man falsely described as extremist hate preacher
• UK using France as ‘punchbag’ for migrant crisis, says minister
• Japan’s former princess Mako begins new life as ‘commoner’ in New York
• Sesame Street debuts first Asian American muppet as show ‘meets the moment’
• Palm oil land grabs ‘trashing’ environmen­t and displacing people
• Ugandan children held in prison for months after crackdown on opposition
• NHS patients dying in back of ambulances stuck outside A&E, report says
• Half of Tory ex-ministers take jobs in sectors relevant to former department
• Empty words, no action: Cop26 has failed First Nations people
• The Lords is a scandal in plain sight. If we won’t abolish it now, then when?
• Lady Gaga, be warned – method acting may bag you an Oscar, but where does it end?
• The Guardian view on the Cop26 agreement: unfinished business
• Cop26 will make life harder for Australian fossil fuel industry, NSW treasurer predicts
• Shell to move HQ and tax home from Netherland­s to UK
• Here’s something you can’t ignore, says tampon plastics activist
• Serco expects bigger profits thanks to Covid test-and-trace work
• Real living wage rise puts pressure on UK government to raise minimum wage
• Digital detox and post-pandemic catch-ups fuel board game boom
• The Guardian view on Bosnia and Herzegovin­a: past time to take a stand
• Greenhouse gases: waste and recycling rates ‘could stop UK net zero goal’
• Major European carmakers will hit emissions targets too easily, research shows
• What are the key points of the Glasgow climate pact?
• Boris Johnson plays down weakening of Cop26 coal ambitions
• UK firm to trial T-cell Covid vaccine that could give longer immunity
• The big idea: are we really so polarised?
• Patient 1 by Charlotte Raven review – life with the ‘mourning’ illness
• I used to hate exercise, but with support from my parents, I’m now jumping for joy
• IPhone 13 Pro Max review: Apple’s heavyweigh­t super phone
• Elon Musk targets Bernie Sanders over tax: ‘I keep forgetting you’re still alive’
• Australia’s World Cup win a surprise triumph for orthodoxy in the T20 age
• Roger Federer likely to miss Australian Open but retirement not imminent, says coach
• Pride and an unwanted 45-year record on the line for Wallabies against Wales
• Chelsea humiliate Manchester City to heap pressure on Gareth Taylor
• WTA calls on China to investigat­e allegation­s by Peng Shuai of assault
• T20 World Cup was flawed, fun and must be viewed through dewy highs
• ‘Nothing is impossible:’ Lewis Hamilton revels in stunning Brazil F1 victory
• Blurred lines: when does a bit of banter slip into bullying in sport?
• Farrell’s Ireland focused on peaking for World Cup after beating All Blacks
• Women’s Super League: talking points from the weekend’s action
• England spinner Adil Rashid backs Rafiq racism claims against Vaughan
• Superman returns: Cam Newton’s reunion with the Panthers was a joy to behold

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