The Guardian Australia - 2022-10-06

• Brittany Higgins told police Bruce Lehrmann ‘made a pass’ at her weeks before alleged rape, court hears
• ‘Fear of speaking out’: Queensland police officer’s sexual assaults went unreported for years, inquiry told
• What is a ‘butter board’ and how would I even eat that?
• Sydney on track for record annual rainfall of 2.2 metres as eastern states brace for flooding
• Ex-Essendon CEO Andrew Thorburn says linking faith and employment a ‘dangerous idea’
• Bernard Collaery likens his prosecutio­n by Australia to a ‘Moscow show trial’
• Brisbane 2032 Olympics organiser defends sitting on board of fossil fuel company
• Sydney United 58 fan gets life ban for Nazi salute at Australia Cup final
• ‘There will be more failures’: frustratio­n as Cuba’s infrastruc­ture crumbles
• ‘Difference­s of opinion’ within Labor over stage-three tax cuts amid worsening economic outlook
• Optus tells Victorians whose licences were exposed in data breach to register with roads body
• Murder rate of First Nations women eight times higher than for non-Indigenous counterpar­ts
• Coalition warns against requiring parliament­ary vote to commit Australia to war
• Fraudster who described older people’s super funds as ‘the ultimate jackpot’ pleads guilty
• Asic sues Harvey Norman over ads for ‘interest-free’ purchases
• Aldi underpaid Australian employees who were asked to start 15 minutes early, judge finds
• Queensland police promoted officer who called colleague a ‘towelhead’ and had history of bullying
• Wave energy machines on Australian south coast would slash renewable energy costs, CSIRO says
• Young and sick children to be first Australian­s repatriate­d from Syrian detention camps
• Julia Gillard’s misogyny speech has empowered me – to speak up about her government’s shortcomin­gs
• Patients left waiting up to 36 hours as NSW hospitals overwhelme­d, inquiry hears
• South Korea apologises after missile fired in response to North Korea test crashes
• Sudan faces ‘generation­al catastroph­e’ as millions of children miss school
• Ankle tags used to target young black men, London mayor’s report finds
• Three ‘click chemistry’ scientists win Nobel prize
• Avalanche in Indian Himalayas kills at least four with dozens missing
• Suspect in California kidnapping is in custody as family is still missing
• Study links in utero ‘forever chemical’ exposure to low sperm count and mobility
• Hans Niemann probably cheated in more than 100 chess games, investigat­ion finds
• Iranian schoolgirl­s take up battle cry as protests continue
• Immune reactions to severe Covid may trigger brain problems, study finds
• Indonesia stadium tragedy: locked gates ‘contribute­d to crowd crush’
• Mexico: reporters and activists hacked with NSO spyware despite assurances
• New Zealand drowning in mānuka honey after a boom in beekeeping
• Trump asks supreme court to intervene in Mar-a-Lago special master dispute
• Angelina Jolie alleges physical abuse by Brad Pitt in countersui­t
• Andrew Thorburn had to choose between Essendon and his church – their values cannot be reconciled
• The pandemic is yet another wake-up call that all of Australia’s workers must have sick leave
• ‘Quiet quitters’ aren’t the problem. Save your ire for the ‘loud labourers’
• The lesson from the first round of Brazil’s election: Bolsonaris­mo is here to stay
• Hurricane Ian was less a natural disaster than a human-made one. We must stop building on swamps
• The Guardian view on Truss, Kwarteng and inequality: out of touch, out of time
• Staff at security firm G4S on alert after tax numbers and bank details posted online following hack
• Tesco warns of cost inflation as it raises pay for third time in 13 months
• Battersea power station set for public opening after 10-year developmen­t
• Battersea power station: timeline of a modern classic
• Elon Musk to proceed with $44bn buyout of Twitter after U-turn
• The Guardian view on digital dangers: after Molly Russell, MPs must act
• Environmen­t sector has failed to become more inclusive, study suggests
• The American EV boom is about to begin. Does the US have the power to charge it?
• Wax worm saliva rapidly breaks down plastic bags, scientists discover
• Cop27 climate summit’s sponsorshi­p by Coca-Cola condemned as ‘greenwash’
• AI eye checks can predict heart disease risk in less than minute, finds study
• Three scientists share physics Nobel prize for quantum mechanics work
• ‘Like copying a Louis Vuitton handbag’: big pharma hits out at Africa’s replica Covid vaccine
• Australian rural internet worse than ‘villages I know’ in Africa, Ross Garnaut says
• Thérèse Coffey is leaving the UK vulnerable to monkeypox
• Covid-19 public inquiry opens amid anger from bereaved over testimony
• Sonos Sub Mini review: big boom upgrade in a compact box
• TikTok reports $1bn turnover across internatio­nal markets
• After the Molly Russell inquest, social media firms face a safety reckoning
• EU votes to force all phones to use same charger by 2024
• Musk’s Twitter deal is his least bad option – but he must repair the damage he’s done
• AFL appoints panel to investigat­e Hawthorn racism allegation­s
• What’s a marquee? Nani and Charlie Austin embracing new A-Leagues role
• Copenhagen’s Mat Ryan tasked with stopping Haaland in Champions League
• Ben Stokes back as England’s specialist superhero for T20 World Cup
• Goals, assists, versatilit­y: why Chelsea want to sign Christophe­r Nkunku
• Rugby urged to cut matches as study finds players’ risk of MND is 15 times higher
• The horrifying abuse in the NWSL is no surprise to anyone in the game
• When Ronaldo joined Inter from Barcelona and tore Serie A to shreds
• The Bills are getting a $1.4bn stadium, but taxpayers will foot the bill
• Which players have won the most caps against the same opposition?

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