The Guardian Australia - 2022-10-10

• Prized Picasso ‘unharmed’ after Extinction Rebellion activists glue hands to painting in Melbourne
• Albanese urged not to ‘lose the moment’ for tax reform as he squashes debate on stage-three cuts
• Rescuers pull people from cars stuck in flood water as more NSW residents told to evacuate
• Truss and Kwarteng will face fury of Tory MPs in week of crisis meetings
• New Weinstein trial to begin in Los Angeles, five years after bombshell reports
• Mel B challenges sacked Tory minister over ‘what you said to me in lift’
• ‘We must defeat them’: new evidence details Oath Keepers’ ‘civil war’ timeline
• Texas police fires officer who shot a teen sitting in his car in a fast food parking lot
• Stage-three tax cuts: what are they, how do they work and why do they exist?
• All-day public transport travel for $2 in Victorian Liberal election pledge
• Gig workers to get rights to workers comp under NSW Labor election promise
• Growing number of Australian­s want the stage-three tax cuts scrapped, poll shows
• Could a fourth La Niña follow Sydney’s record-breaking rainfall?
• ‘Dying is normal in this jail’: teenager held in Port Phillip prison for four months
• Ukraine: at least 17 killed in attack on housing in Zaporizhzh­ia
• Max Verstappen retains F1 title amid chaos and controvers­y at Japanese GP
• ‘More bullets, more bloodshed’: Haiti aid groups warn against request for foreign forces
• Republican Chuck Grassley vows to vote against a national abortion ban
• Male drivers three times more likely to be in road collisions with pedestrian­s
• Hurricane Julia: Nicaragua braces amid flash flood and mudslide warnings
• Gene-edited sheep offer hope for treatment of lethal childhood disease
• Indonesia stadium disaster: only four paramedics were on standby inside grounds
• North American gray whale counts dwindling for the last two years
• Conor Burns sacked after being seen ‘touching young man’s thigh’, witness says
• North Korea fires two more ballistic missiles after South Korea and US navy drills
• Child among 10 killed in Donegal petrol station blast as search for survivors ends
• Banks stand to lose at least $500m if they fund Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover
• Ex-partner of Ukrainian ‘heiress’ who infiltrate­d Mar-a-Lago club shot outside Canada resort
• ‘Things will only get worse’: fears top scientists may shun UK over Brexit
• Pity the poor, downgraded Danish royals. Then again, they have a point, Charles
• Libertaria­ns will let you live life as you wish – as long as you’re rich and powerful
• It’s true, men really don’t listen to a word their wives say
• We are the country taking the energy crisis least seriously. Even Shell’s boss is baffled
• The future of surrogacy is in the balance. We should be wary of relaxing the rules
• Even Ted Hughes has fallen to the sickly cult of the twee
• ‘Walk away’: Traditiona­l owners defend Kakadu against a new push from uranium miners
• Farmed fish feel pain, stress and anxiety and must be killed humanely, global regulator accepts
• Behind Moscow’s bluster, sanctions are making Russia suffer
• The Observer view on the global escalation of Russia’s war on Ukraine
• The Observer view on Liz Truss’s proposals for early years childcare
• British lamb exported to US for first time in more than 20 years
• Four bins good: is Victoria’s waste strategy the future for recycling?
• Freeze frame: how the Antarctic’s hidden jewel box of creatures was captured
• Placebos expert Kathryn T Hall: ‘The effect can rival painkiller­s like ibuprofen or even morphine’
• In the frame: a close look at the world of spectacles
• Why do I long for my late husband while my current one ails?
• Tech firms say laws to protect us from bad AI will limit ‘innovation’. Well, good
• Shane van Gisbergen wins Bathurst 1000 after brutal start in Supercars
• Exiled Australian Daniel Ricciardo confirms he likely won’t race F1 in 2023
• Finch’s dangerousl­y familiar Australia host an England T20 side in transition
• Cortnee Vine and Caitlin Foord shine as Australia brush aside South Africa
• Sydney FC sweat on Wilkinson after ALeague loss to Melbourne Victory
• Faltering Liverpool are at a crossroads and Klopp is hard-pressed to find answers
• ‘Max didn’t do anything wrong’: how Suzuka gave Verstappen a launchpad
• Home Office bans 1,300 ‘violent and abusive’ fans from travelling to the World Cup in Qatar
• Lines between hero and villain are blurred in new Football Leaks film

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