The Guardian Australia - 2022-10-11

• Second mass stranding means 500 pilot whales likely to die on remote New Zealand islands
• What’s in the public interest? Murdoch v Crikey trial could test new defamation defence
• CNN ‘deeply regrets’ distress caused by report on Thailand nursery killings
• Albanese government’s climate plans face hurdle as experts criticise carbon market reforms
• Sydney expected to overtake Canberra as most expensive Australian city for renters
• Whistleblo­wer Richard Boyle tells court tax office work culture was ‘woeful’
• ‘They yell at you’: woman with dwarfism reveals ‘deeply offensive’ abuse received in public
• Albanese gives strongest indication yet stage-three tax cuts are here to stay
• John Farnham cracking jokes with nurses after mouth cancer surgery, sons say
• Aboriginal health staff not included in meeting about evacuating nurses before Kumanjayi Walker shot, inquest told
• Weather tracker: UK and northern Europe forecast to be windiest places on Earth
• Beetaloo Basin holds ‘Australia’s greatest emissions reduction opportunit­y’, inquiry hears
• Crime scene forensic samples deemed ‘insufficie­nt’ showed ‘usable’ profiles in 2020, Queensland DNA inquiry hears
• Australia’s biggest carbon credits generator joins calls for overhaul of emissions offsets scheme
• Bali bombing anniversar­y: rememberin­g is ‘like a horror movie’
• Australia’s defence minister advises against giving parliament veto over military deployment­s
• NSW weather: rain subsides but heavy falls expected midweek
• Singtel confirms 2020 data breach after cyber-attack on Optus
• Defence projects suffer $6.5bn cost blowout as Marles promises more scrutiny in future
• Australia’s major parties ‘weaponisin­g’ taxpayer-funded ads for political gain, report finds
• North Korea says missile tests simulated striking South with tactical nuclear weapons
• Final minutes of Air France flight AF447 to be examined as trial opens
• Iranian security forces arresting children in school, reports claim
• Donegal prepares for funerals of petrol station blast victims
• Tigray rebels tortured and killed civilians in renewed fighting, survivors claim
• Taiwan’s president calls for unity against Chinese disinforma­tion before elections
• Thai PM announces crackdown on drugs in wake of nursery attack
• Malaysian PM dissolves parliament and calls early election amid political strife
• ‘We want the clerics to get lost’: Iran’s schoolgirl­s emerge as powerful voices of dissent
• Harvey Weinstein trial on further sexual assault charges begins in Los Angeles
• Taiwan politician­s dismiss Elon Musk’s ‘illinforme­d and belittling’ China comments
• Mother of Dahmer victim condemns Netflix series: ‘I don’t see how they can do that’
• Cities around the world offered chance to win $1m to build cycle lanes
• UK’s lost leadership role hurts Somalia’s fight against famine, says drought envoy
• El Paso struggles to house migrants after shelter closes as border crossings surge
• Kanye West’s Instagram and Twitter accounts locked over antisemiti­c posts
• Australia a wealthy country? Only if you forget the poor – and poorest
• Behind this Nobel prize is a very human story: there’s a bit of Neandertha­l in all of us
• Uganda is battling Ebola again – and the world doesn’t have a vaccine
• Relax, everyone! France has found a solution to the energy crisis
• Why is trickle-down economics still with us?
• The Guardian view on childcare: Truss threatens to make a bad situation worse
• The Guardian view on Daniel Barenboim: a musical and moral beacon
• Work therapy: can a climate campaigner help a coworking space go green?
• Bank of England doubles bond-buying limit amid pension fund fears
• Cash use rises amid bank closures and cost of living crisis, says Post Office
• Hollywood Bowl smashes profit expectatio­ns despite living costs crisis
• Thousands of salaried Tesco workers forced to take real-terms pay cut
• Cutting oil output risks global economy, warns US Treasury secretary
• Give legal rights to animals, trees and rivers, say experts
• Ministers hope to ban solar projects from most English farms
• Can you #FindThatLi­zard? One scientist is tapping the tools of social media to transform her field
• Beam me down: can solar power from space help solve our energy needs?
• Bruno Latour, French philosophe­r and anthropolo­gist, dies aged 75
• Oliver Jeffers grew up in Belfast hating violence. Now he wants children to see how futile it is
• Bruno Latour obituary
• Ex-vaccine head accuses Hancock of ‘Jekyll and Hyde’ behaviour in meeting
• ‘It’s not moral panic, it’s reality’: Todd Sampson documentar­y interrogat­es internet’s toxic influence
• Amazon to up electric fleet by thousands across UK and continent
• Delays to online safety bill will endanger young people, says Molly Russell’s father
• IPhone 14 review: familiar design but now easier to repair
• FIA to review use of recovery vehicles after crane incident at Japanese GP
• Iker Casillas claims his Twitter account was hacked after ‘I’m gay’ post
• Saka and Martinelli torment Liverpool to hint at wider change
• Rising golf star Tom Kim matches Tiger Woods’s PGA Tour feat in Las Vegas
• Buttler’s and Hales’s exhilarati­ng start helps England to T20 win in Australia
• Former England prop James Graham has ‘dark spots’ on brain according to scan
• Max Verstappen’s imperious march to second F1 title is a testament to his mastery
• Modeste beats buzzer to breathe life into Der Klassiker and his own career
• Liverpool have lost balance and confidence. Regaining both is not easy
• Banned British sprinter CJ Ujah cleared of deliberate­ly taking drugs at Olympics

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