The Guardian Australia - 2021-11-22

• ‘Dangerous game’: Labor accuses Scott Morrison of wanting to ‘embrace’ views of anti-vaccine protests
• Some Pacific countries will take years to vaccinate 50% of adult population, modelling shows
• William Tyrrell: police find piece of fabric near creek bed
• Tim Paine knew texting scandal that cost him Test captaincy would eventually emerge
• Peng Shuai: fresh videos fail to ease concerns as China faces global backlash
• Four children, aged one to 10, die in Melbourne house fire
• Manchester United confirm Solskjaer exit and target interim for rest of season
• NT communitie­s of Binjari and Rockhole in hard lockdown as Covid outbreak expected to worsen
• Voter ID laws will ‘diminish rights of all Aboriginal people’, NT Indigenous leaders say
• Craig Kelly awarded Australian Skeptics’ Bent Spoon gong for spreading Covid misinforma­tion
• Australia must raise the age of responsibi­lity to 14 or keep trapping children in a quicksand of criminalit­y
• Stanley Russell: why did NSW police shoot an Aboriginal man dead in a Sydney house?
• Hot in the city: can a ban on dark roofs cool Sydney?
• ‘Boots on the ground’ needed to make the most of NSW national park land purchases
• ‘We need to be alarmed’: food banks in overdrive as politician­s allow Australian­s to go hungry
• On Helmand’s bleak wards, dying children pay the price as western aid to Afghanista­n is switched off
• Sudan military ‘ready to reinstate PM and release political detainees’
• ‘It was terrifying’: ancient book’s journey from Irish bog to museum treasure
• China downgrades diplomatic relations with Lithuania over Taiwan row
• Western Canada braces for new ‘atmospheri­c river’, as three more bodies recovered from mudslides
• Fox News to interview Kyle Rittenhous­e amid protests over not guilty verdict
• Chileans face stark choice in vote for president after two years of unrest
• Indigenous community evicted as land clashes over agribusine­ss rock Paraguay
• Revealed: How Lord Salisbury hid rape by his British consul in Benin
• FBI searches for Jimmy Hoffa’s body in New Jersey landfill after deathbed tip
• Fresh prospect of criminal inquiry for Boris Johnson after Jennifer Arcuri agrees to assist ethics watchdog
• ‘He is responsibl­e for torture’: nominee for Interpol chief accused by detained Britons
• New racism scandal rocks English football
• Andrew Marr ‘wants to be free of BBC rules so he can speak out on climate’
• DWP urged to reveal algorithm that ‘targets’ disabled for benefit fraud
• Still wanted: GP for a Cumbrian practice that has waited nine months
• How the Covid pandemic exposed deep cracks in the Australian farm labour model
• Selling sex is highly dangerous. Treating it like a regular job only makes it worse
• The Observer view on Priti Patel’s fake migrant crisis
• Instabilit­y grips a weakened Europe as global predators smell blood
• We claim to be a land of hobbyists. But really we’re going quietly mad
• Boris Johnson has united every Tory faction – in anger at him
• If tackling racism is just a box-ticking exercise, the urgent imperative to change our ways is lost
• Being betrayed is nothing new for the north. But that won’t lessen the blow
• The Conservati­ves have a problem: their supporters come from different worlds
• Treasury minister Lucy Frazer accused of conflict of interest over husband’s firm
• Black Friday: largest boycott planned by independen­t retailers
• The Observer view on the far-right’s power beyond the French presidenti­al elections
• Climate protesters block London bridges after activists jailed
• Is it better to be a grandmothe­r than a mother?
• Is Delta the last Covid ‘super variant’?
• How do we know the effect of boosters?
• Scientists urge caution over proposals to impose vaccine passports in UK
• App outage locks hundreds of Tesla drivers out of cars
• Can big tech ever be reined in?
• Tens of thousands protest in Vienna against Austria’s Covid restrictio­ns
• Is smart tech the new domestic battle ground?
• Overloaded: is there simply too much culture?
• Dysfunctio­nal Manchester United have bigger problems than just Solskjaer
• Novak Djokovic ducks Australian Open questions after ATP Finals loss to Zverev
• Qatar’s multibilli­on-dollar World Cup signifies shifts in wealth and power
• Terence Crawford stops Shawn Porter in 10th round to retain welterweig­ht title
• Kelley O’Hara’s extra-time header lifts Washington past Chicago to NWSL title
• Manchester United board decide to sack Solskjaer at emergency meeting
• The ECB must launch a national inquiry into racism at all levels of cricket
• South Africa fail to turn clock back to Yokohama in England defeat
• Ole at the wheel: Solskjaer’s Manchester United managerial timeline
• Mark Cavendish: ‘I knew I could be top again’

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