The Guardian Australia - 2022-09-29

• Indigenous players allegedly abused at Hawthorn should receive compensati­on and public apology, review recommends
• Mike Cannon-Brookes to back new AGL board members in bid to clean up climate polluter
• Bowie’s handwritte­n Starman lyrics sell for stellar £200,000
• Top Republican urged murder charges for women who defied abortion ban
• Anthony Albanese says ‘Optus should pay’ for new passports for data breach victims
• ‘Confused’ Anthony Koletti excused from giving evidence at Melissa Caddick inquest
• Kumanjayi Walker death: police officer stood down from inquest over ‘unanticipa­ted’ evidence
• Gas exporters and government yet to agree deal to secure east coast Australia supply
• Queensland government pledges to end reliance on coal-fired power by 2035
• Queensland murder trial hears man’s remains allegedly used to stage woodchippe­r accident
• Man jailed over involvemen­t in identity theft syndicate that laundered millions of dollars
• Jim Chalmers warns not to expect budget surplus as treasury forecasts ‘difficult decisions’ ahead
• Dutton says ‘balance is right’ on Labor’s anticorrup­tion laws, clearing path for bill to pass
• ‘Early signs get missed’: moves to support Australian families whose children refuse to go to school
• Who tests your food for pesticides in Australia?
• ‘High risk’ of dam burst in South Australian town of Echunga
• Australian drivers facing fuel price hike of up to 24 cents a litre as excise cut expires
• Medicinal cannabis companies fined almost $1m by TGA over false treatment claims
• Canola field selfies: Australian farmers warn tourists against ‘dangerous’ social media trend
• Australia’s Covid vaccine review recommends expansion of Novavax eligibilit­y amid fears of Moderna shortfall
• National Anti-Corruption Commission: how will it work and who is in favour?
• Australia’s anti-corruption laws are historic – but the blanket of secrecy still needs to be lifted
• Australia urged to adopt 75% emissions reduction target by 2035 if it is to reach net zero
• Hurricane Ian: Cuba left without power as intensifyi­ng storm heads to Florida
• Virgin Atlantic staff can choose which uniform to wear ‘no matter their gender’
• World’s central banks financing destructio­n of the rainforest
• US Pacific summit faces rocky start as island leaders reject Washington’s offers
• More than $8bn pledged to Joe Biden’s goal of ending hunger
• Half of world’s bird species in decline as destructio­n of avian life intensifie­s
• Apple removes Russian Facebook competitor VK from App Store
• Voice assistants could ‘hinder children’s social and cognitive developmen­t’
• Return to Dust, Chinese hit film about rural hardships, disappears from streaming platforms
• Kamala Harris to visit Korean demilitari­sed zone as naval drills stoke tensions
• Italy: Salvini faces calls to quit as League chief after dismal election results
• Senate advances funding bill to avert shutdown after Manchin measure scrapped
• ‘This one’s for the dinosaurs’: how the world reacted to Nasa’s asteroid smashing success
• Mohammed bin Salman named prime minister ahead of Khashoggi lawsuit
• Betfred fined almost £2.9m over gambling safety check failings
• Jacinda Ardern’s Labour party sees support rise for first time in two years, New Zealand poll shows
• Optus customers, not the company, are the real victims of massive data breach
• I’ve moved back home to Lismore just in time for the third La Niña. The sound of rain brings dread
• A global recession looks increasing­ly likely – but here’s how Australia could escape it
• Keir Starmer gets the ball over the line without breaking sweat
• Money isn’t important! Take it from Google’s multimilli­onaire CEO
• If Brazilian voters do reject Jair Bolsonaro, don’t expect him to go quietly
• The Guardian view on moving the British embassy to Jerusalem: don’t do it
• Keir Starmer has found his winning position – as the antidote to Liz Truss
• Poor pay and underfundi­ng: why Australia’s vocational training system is broken
• Boohoo issues profit and sales warning as market value slumps 87% in year
• UK food prices soar by record 10.6% as Russia-Ukraine war pushes up costs
• Starmer urges Truss to rethink budget as IMF criticises tax plans
• The Guardian view on Keir Starmer’s speech: starting to stand for something
• Hydrogen is unsuitable for home heating, review concludes
• Fossil fuel recruiters banned from UK university careers service
• Truss-favoured thinktank attacks ‘massive transfer of wealth’ to landowners
• Green charities urge millions of members to oppose Tories’ ‘attack on nature’
• Nature is not an impediment to UK economic growth: it’s vital to it
• Cause for optimism at Cop15 – but could Bolsonaro scupper the deal for nature?
• Why has Britain fallen in love with Botox? There is only one way to find out ...
• Apple Watch Series 8 review: better women’s health tracking in same capable package
• Meta takes down ‘influence operations’ run by China and Russia
• TechScape: What’s really behind Apple’s shift from China
• Geelong captain Joel Selwood retires from AFL after winning fourth flag
• Big guns, bolters and other Socceroos World Cup selection headaches
• Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool all hope to become multi-club networks
• The laptop froze. I froze. Then, like Maika Sivo down the touchline, I dashed out the door
• Richarliso­n demands action after banana thrown at him in Brazil win
• County cricket 2022 awards: the Spin’s final word on the season

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