The Guardian Australia - 2021-11-29

• Covid update: Australia confirms first Omicron cases
• Scott Morrison digs in over federal Icac – and tries to shift blame to Labor for slow progress
• Morrison caps off a wild week in parliament with a unifying bout of troll-busting
• George Kambosos Jr stuns Teófimo López for unified lightweigh­t title in seismic upset
• Australian government’s ‘anti-troll’ legislatio­n would allow social media users to sue bullies
• NSW floods and wet weather: towns along Hunter River ordered to evacuate
• While Americans mark Thanksgivi­ng, Republican­s panned over Harris attack
• US Christian right group wages culture war with books, cartoon and nature doc
• The world is watching: TV hits around the globe
• ‘False hope’: family violence program could be putting women at greater risk, critics say
• ‘No compassion’: why thousands of Queensland­ers remain stranded on the NSW border
• Australia’s spy agency predicted the climate crisis 40 years ago – and fretted about coal exports
• ‘Long-term poisoning’: should Australia’s food safety standards consider health issues like obesity?
• A safe haven: refugee builders are being helped to a job by one of their own
• Channel crossings: who would make such a dangerous journey – and why?
• EU ministers meet in Calais over Channel crisis but without UK
• Lucian Freud painting denied by artist is authentica­ted by experts
• Ghislaine Maxwell sex-traffickin­g trial finally to begin in earnest
• A new German era dawns, but collisions lie in wait for coalition
• Brexit leaves EU-bound Christmas presents out in the cold
• Fury as Nadine Dorries rejects fellow Tory’s groping claim against PM’s father
• Searches for Gucci label soar after release of murder film starring Lady Gaga
• Ousted Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi braced for verdict in incitement trial
• Croatia’s soccer superstar, the former boss ... and a sport dogged by scandal
• Florence Nightingal­e’s lamp and coded wartime quilt star in new Red Cross museum
• Honduras presidenti­al election: a referendum on the nation’s corruption and drugs
• Bee aware: do you know what is in that cheap jar of honey?
• Stowaway survives flight from Guatemala to Miami hidden in plane’s landing gear
• UK health trusts suspend home birth services as midwives shortage deepens
• Border Force staff union joins fight to block Priti Patel’s pushback plans
• I write while my children steal cars and rob houses: the awful human cost of racist stereotype­s
• Boris Johnson’s phoney posturing at the French won’t resolve the migrant crisis
• Trump stoked Covid in red states – but there are blue anti-vaxxers too
• As buyer’s remorse begins to stalk even ardent Brexiters, they can no longer indulge in fantasy
• Scientists sharing Omicron data were heroic. Let’s ensure they don’t regret it
• France and Britain cannot allow the diplomatic disaster over refugees to go on
• Who knew that a woman playing Dr Who could drive boys to crime?
• Black Friday: US shoppers see fewer ‘doorbuster’ deals amid market selloff
• The Observer view on the Omicron variant
• The Observer view on UK policy on asylum seekers
• Succession’s plot twist prompts surge of interest in leaving money in wills to Greenpeace
• Omicron’s full impact will be felt in countries where fewer are vaccinated
• The James Webb space telescope: in search of the secrets of the Milky Way
• With Covid studies, the quality of the evidence matters
• Every good dog deserves a musical tribute
• Boris Johnson ‘ignored’ my plan to tackle deadly Covid variants – senior official
• The 20 best gadgets of 2021
• Early action against Omicron is imperative to avoid devastatin­g consequenc­es
• ‘It’s critical’: can Microsoft make good on its climate ambitions?
• ‘It started out as pub chat’: four men in a row boat target Atlantic crossing
• Barbarians deny ‘shambles’ of Covid call-off was their fault or RFU’s
• Perth Scorchers’ WBBL triumph thrills but finals format fails to fire
• Stability and rest key to Liverpool’s scintillat­ing form, says Jürgen Klopp
• Aubameyang to Zaha: how Africa Cup of Nations will hit Premier League
• WTA still ‘deeply concerned’ over Peng Shuai’s ability to communicat­e freely
• Monty Panesar: ‘My message to British Asian players is focus on your cricket’
• Palmeiras see off Flamengo in extra time to retain Copa Libertador­es title

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