The Guardian Australia - 2022-06-30

• Labor-led Senate inquiry to call for axing of Liberal-dominated AAT
• Chris Bowen to announce review of carbon credits system after expert labelled it a ‘fraud’
• January 6 testimony puts Donald Trump in even greater legal peril
• NSW government backflips on union demands in a bid to end train dispute
• Melbourne ‘space shuttle’ pods containing a single bed for rent for up to $900 a month
• Candidate for John Barilaro’s NY role had offer retracted after ‘government decision’, inquiry told
• Mother of crash victim launches petition to sack drink-driving Queensland mayor
• EU countries reach climate crisis deal after late-night talks
• Governor general David Hurley apologises for video praising builder who renovated his home
• Hannah Clarke inquest: coroner says unlikely anyone could have stopped murders
• ‘Robust management plan’ being developed for lobbyist-linked Victorian minister
• Queensland public servants cowed by ‘high price’ of speaking out, Peter Coaldrake says
• Police concerned about impact of The Teacher’s Pet on witnesses, Chris Dawson murder trial hears
• Albanese ‘is not Scott Morrison and that’s a big advantage’, Malcolm Turnbull tells French media
• Queue frozen at Sydney passport office as wait times show no sign of improvemen­t
• Judith Neilson stepped in over institute’s $10m a year ‘massive vanity project’, sources say
• Financial adviser jailed after stealing more than $363,000 from ‘vulnerable’ single mother client
• Andrew Barr says doubling ACT representa­tion in Senate may be ‘appropriat­e’ in light of census
• Three in four Australian­s believe US ties increase chance of war involvemen­t in Asia, poll shows
• Labor MP Milton Dick emerges as frontrunne­r for Speaker role despite factional divisions
• Social housing stock barely changes as waiting lists blow out and rental stress rises across Australia
• PM says EU trade talks stalled over perception of Australia as ‘handbrake’ on climate action
• The new government gives me hope that the cruel limbo of temporary protection visas might end
• Paris attacks trial to conclude after 10 months of harrowing testimony
• Ghislaine Maxwell sentenced to 20 years in prison for sex traffickin­g crimes
• Nobel laureate Maria Ressa vows to fight Philippine­s order shutting Rappler site
• Israel braces for fifth election in less than four years
• North Korea accuses US of building an ‘Asian Nato’ ahead of security talks
• Chinese invasion of Taiwan ‘would be catastroph­ic miscalcula­tion’
• Male MPs attempt menopause in hot flush vest – then can’t wait to take it off
• Air New Zealand to install world-first economy bunk beds on long-haul flights
• US pharmacies reportedly set purchase limit on emergency contracept­ion pills
• Early human ancestors one million years older than earlier thought
• China insists Tonga loans come with ‘no political strings attached’
• War on drugs prolonged Colombia’s decadeslon­g civil war, landmark report finds
• Texas tragedy highlights migrants’ perilous journey to cross US border
• AI could improve welfare of farmed chickens by listening to their squawks
• UK to lift import restrictio­ns on food from Fukushima
• Jubilation and hope as convention puts final stamp on Chile’s new draft constituti­on
• Melbourne is Australia’s most liveable city and I finally understand why
• To the migrants who died in Texas, Biden is no different than Trump on immigratio­n
• Does Justice Clarence Thomas want to overturn a landmark freedom of the press ruling?
• Europeans are overwhelmi­ngly pro-choice, but that doesn’t mean women’s rights are safe
• No one but Ghislaine Maxwell is to blame for her revolting crimes
• Even diehard Tories can’t stand another minute of Johnson’s rollercoas­ter government
• To my wife’s annoyance I am getting obsessed with litter – is this what middle age feels like?
• ‘No economic case for it’: latest NSW voucher scheme criticised as pure politics
• Tax return 2022: what expenses can I claim if I’ve returned to the office for work?
• UK government ‘minded to accept’ takeover of Meggitt by US buyer
• UK victims lost £1.3bn in 2021 amid surge in online fraud, new data shows
• Energy bills will not rise on back of £20bn electricit­y upgrade, says Ofgem
• The Guardian view on imminent disaster in Yemen: it can be prevented
• UK shop prices hit highest rate of inflation since 2008
• The Guardian view on Sturgeon’s Indyref2: a fight ends up in court
• US hunting lobby spent £1m on fight to delay UK trophy import ban
• Government policies will not get UK to net zero, warns damning report
• Five things we have learned about the UK’s path to net zero
• Fracking firms could share in UK fossil fuel tax breaks worth billions
• The water regulator finally wakes up to the stench of the sewage scandal
• Dame Deborah James obituary
• Are pockets of Covid in the gut causing longterm symptoms?
• Facebook and Instagram removing posts with mentions of abortion pills
• ‘Excited and proud’: Australia forward Mary Fowler joins Manchester City
• Serena Williams loses epic to Harmony Tan as time catches up with 40-year-old
• ‘A significan­t step forward’: A-League Women to expand by two teams
• LIV Golf Series: DeChambeau wants people to see ‘good’ Saudis are doing
• Kyrgios defends spitting at fan during firstround win as officials ponder fines
• Australia move on from thrashing as Matildas ride luck in draw with Portugal
• Women’s Euro 2022 team guide No 4: Norway
• Iga Swiatek shows tantalisin­g glimpses of new era of supremacy

The Guardian Australia - 2022-06-29

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