The Guardian Australia - 2021-11-24

• Scott Morrison evades Labor questions on use of ‘Shanghai Sam’ moniker before outright denial
• Senate inquiry into ABC suspended after Labor and Greens motion gets cross-bench support
• Labor blasts Barnaby Joyce for appointing Tamworth mayor and ‘solid supporter’ for infrastruc­ture role
• What is the meaning of La Niña and how will the weather event affect Australia’s summer?
• Peter Dutton attacks Penny Wong on China declaring he aims to deter ‘aggression’ on Taiwan
• William Tyrrell’s foster parents to enter plea over alleged assault unrelated to missing boy
• Judge rules Seven’s secret Ben Roberts-Smith report will not be available at defamation trial
• Cricket Australia accused of treating Tim Paine ‘appallingl­y’ over text message scandal
• Queensland maintains travellers to state must get $150 Covid test
• Melbourne man arrested over disappeara­nce of campers in Victoria’s high country
• Woodside quizzed on business and environmen­tal concerns about WA gas project
• Coalition’s religious discrimina­tion bill: are protection­s for minorities being sacrificed for faith?
• The Betoota Advocate set to produce satirical TV show with Warner Bros
• Indigenous leaders say voter ID bill could be seen as ‘outright display of discrimina­tion’
• La Nina 2021 weather event declared for Australia’s summer
• Scott Morrison promises Senate inquiry to calm fears over religious discrimina­tion bill
• Climate activist sentenced to 12 months in jail over coal train blockade in NSW
• China must answer serious questions about tennis star Peng Shuai, Australia says
• Aboriginal health groups accuse NT government of lack of consultati­on on Covid outbreak
• China condemns ‘malicious hyping’ over Peng Shuai
• As China threat rises, can Aukus alliance recover from rancorous birth?
• Bulgaria bus crash kills at least 45 people
• Waukesha Christmas parade: man charged with homicide after five killed
• Chinese birthrate falls to lowest since 1978
• UK police must do more to support child sex abuse survivors, says report
• Priti Patel under ‘immense pressure’ from No 10 over Channel crossings
• Thai student accused of mocking king with crop top protest denied bail
• Johnson ‘losing the confidence’ of Tory party after rambling CBI speech
• Ethiopian PM vows to lead troops in war against rebels
• Adele’s 30 becomes biggest-selling album of 2021 in US after three days
• Former South Korean dictator Chun Doohwan dies aged 90
• Kevin Spacey to pay House of Cards studio more than $30m over alleged misconduct losses
• Albion absolved: Britain was not secret instigator of Paraguay war, book claims
• Starbucks launches aggressive anti-union effort as upstate New York stores organize
• A tale of two pandemics: the true cost of Covid in the global south
• The Coalition banks on the myth they are better economic managers than Labor, but facts are eroding the slogan
• My pandemic puppy is ruining my hot vax summer
• Want to fight for climate action but feel daunted or powerless? Try this
• India’s farmers have won – but this doesn’t mean Modi is softening
• Johnson makes a real pig’s ear of winning the CBI back over
• Getting jabs to the unvaccinat­ed has never been more critical
• The NHS is facing its hardest winter ever - but the Tories are still bent on destroying it
• When is the perfect time to start preparing for Christmas? It’s right now
• The Guardian view on social care: ministers plump for unfairness
• UK businesses pushed to raise prices amid record jump in costs
• Boris Johnson’s much-criticised speech to the CBI, in full
• Bulb Energy: key questions answered for customers after collapse
• UK employers step up demand for workers vaccinated against Covid
• AO World warns of product shortages as Black Friday nears
• The Guardian view on Modi’s failed farm laws: eating humble pie
• Bees may take generation­s to recover from one exposure to insecticid­es
• China launched second missile during July hypersonic test, reports say
• Nasa to slam spacecraft into asteroid in mission to avoid future Armaggedon
• Housework may promote health in old age, study suggests
• How a dream coach helped Benedict Cumberbatc­h and Jane Campion put the unconsciou­s on screen
• Covid patients in ICU now almost all unvaccinat­ed, says Oxford scientist
• AstraZenec­a chief links Europe’s Covid surge to rejection of firm’s vaccine
• Elizabeth Holmes says she had faith in Theranos’s early studies
• ‘Too good to be true’: the rapid rise and costly fall of Bulb Energy
• Zlatan Ibrahimovi­c: ‘I did a stupid thing. But I will do it again, 100%’
• Base of the iceberg: the tragic cost of concussion in amateur sport
• Sam Kerr again in running for Fifa’s Best Women’s Player award
• ATP calls time on toilet breaks in new guidelines for men’s tennis
• Carrick relishes short-term task at United with ideas on how to turn tide
• LeBron James suspended for first time in career after bloody clash in Detroit
• Ashes has lost focus with scandals engulfing ECB and Cricket Australia
• Mark Cavendish suffers collapsed lung and two broken ribs in Ghent crash
• Autumn internatio­nal awards: Steward stands out as France flourish
• Women’s Super League: talking points from the weekend’s action
• Garbiñe Muguruza achieves goal in return to Latin America
• Hockeyland: the Minnesota towns where high school players are stars

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