The Guardian Australia - 2022-09-22

• ‘Bully in a cheap suit’: Apple agrees to negotiate with Australian staff after union showdown
• Alastair Clarkson and Chris Fagan stand aside to cooperate with Hawthorn investigat­ion
• John Hamblin, beloved Play School host for nearly 30 years, dies at 87
• Kumanjayi Walker inquest: NT officer says she would not have requested police help if she knew of racist texts
• Woman asked friend to say she was still with ex-boyfriend found dead in woodchippe­r, court told
• Liz Truss may face Lords rebellion over Northern Ireland bill
• TPG offers to pay $5m for overpromis­ing NBN speeds after admitting breach of consumer law
• Man who appeared to grab flag on Queen’s coffin did not believe she was dead, court hears
• Hundreds of whales stranded on Tasmania’s west coast in state’s second event this week
• How the climate crisis is fueling the spread of a brain-eating amoeba
• Tiwi Islanders win court battle with Santos over drilling in traditiona­l waters
• What kind of country are we to treat children in prison with such cruelty and brutality?
• Gunnedah residents criticise flood response as region braces for more rain
• Reserve Bank of Australia reports loss of $37bn and plans to cut dividends to Treasury
• Brittany Higgins to take stand in Bruce Lehrmann rape trial
• Australia signs global nature pledge committing to reverse biodiversi­ty loss by 2030
• Scott Morrison’s secretive cabinet committee of one had hundreds of meetings, FOI documents suggest
• NSW Labor MP Tania Mihailuk launches extraordin­ary attack on her own party in parliament
• Victoria’s auditor general pokes holes in Suburban Rail Loop business case
• Australia to pay controvers­ial US prisons operator $4.6m for 52 days of transition work on Nauru
• Anthony Albanese asks all Australian­s to observe a minute’s silence for Queen on public holiday
• Heavy rain forecast for Australia’s east coast as third La Niña brings fears of renewed flooding
• Labor faces electric vehicle roadblock over inclusion of hybrid cars
• Uefa pre-prepared Champions League final statement blaming ‘late’ fans
• Germany nationalis­es biggest gas importer to avert supply crisis
• Children as young as nine say they are ill from work recycling plastic in Turkey
• UK businesses given six-month emergency energy price cap
• Shinzo Abe: man sets himself alight in protest at state funeral for killed Japan PM
• Bolsonaro tries red scare tactics in Brazil election by raising spectre of Nicaragua
• Syrian refugees mass in convoy on Turkish border to walk into Greece
• Bad dreams in middle age could be sign of dementia risk, study suggests
• Emiliano Sala pilot told friend plane was ‘dodgy’ before fatal flight
• Three people killed in Iran protests over death of Mahsa Amini
• Writer E Jean Carroll to file new lawsuit after accusing Trump of rape
• New Zealand’s world-beating jump in wealth down to ‘rise of landed gentry’, says economist
• Four media outlets facing libel claims over Nursultan Nazarbayev reports
• Revealed: the ‘shocking’ levels of toxic lead in Chicago tap water
• ‘What are they thinking?’: toxic ‘forever chemicals’ found in school uniforms
• Universiti­es must stop students cheating, and start by investing in them
• Liz Truss urges world leaders to follow UK with trickle down economics
• Ever bold, always cocky and never a mission accomplish­ed: this will be the tale of PM Truss
• We need to be told the true climate cost of Schumer and Manchin’s pipeline side deal
• Better than Bulgaria but not as nice as Cuba: how did the US become such an awful place to live?
• I broke up with my best friend after her son confessed he loved me – but was I right to?
• Why should we in Pakistan pay for catastroph­ic floods we had no part in causing?
• Indigenous leaders urge businesses and banks to stop supporting deforestat­ion
• UK borrows almost twice as much as expected in August
• Gordon Ramsay gin ad banned over nutritiona­l claims
• London council could seize oligarchs’ homes for affordable housing
• Economists call for radical shakeup of Bank’s interest rate committee
• The Guardian view on college strikes: a 2.5% pay rise isn’t enough
• The Guardian view on Pakistan’s floods: life in the aftermath
• ‘Alien goldfish’ may have been unique mollusc, say scientists
• ‘It’s not a banger’: response to Space Force official song is less than stellar
• Workplace trauma can affect anyone in any occupation. How can we deal with it?
• God save the Queue: how the wait to see the Queen’s coffin transforme­d people
• Hawthorn CEO says mistreatme­nt allegation­s of First Nations players ‘a surprise to everyone’
• Wallabies to ‘channel frustratio­n’ over Bledisloe Cup into All Blacks rematch
• Ashes 2023: Knight hails five-day Test as England v Australia fixtures unveiled
• Carlsen v Niemann debate rages on after world champion resigns after one move
• Arsenal’s WCL hopes in balance after Leuchter’s first-leg double for Ajax
• Hawthorn racism review casts unsettling silhouette over AFL grand final
• ‘I feared for my life’: Liverpool fans on their Champions League final traumas
• Toledo faces Title IX complaints over failure to address allegation­s against women’s soccer coach

The Guardian Australia - 2022-09-21

The Guardian Australia - 2022-09-23