The Guardian Australia - 2022-10-27

• Federal budget: Jim Chalmers flags interventi­on in energy market as prices surge
• Australian voters were betrayed on energy prices, but not by Labor’s budget
• Bruce Lehrmann’s lawyers argued Scott Morrison’s apology to Brittany Higgins was ‘particular­ly egregious’
• Fish feed additive banned in EU found in Tasmanian salmon at concerning levels, researcher­s say
• China using illegal police bases in Netherland­s to target dissidents, say reports
• Current emissions pledges will lead to catastroph­ic climate breakdown, says UN
• Ireland stun England at T20 World Cup to throw Super 12s wide open
• ‘Just dreadful’: murder trial told of moment woman discovered ex-husband’s beaten body
• Trump 2024 campaign seeks to recruit man who smeared John Kerry – reports
• Melbourne street artist spared conviction over Shane Warne mural
• Free haircuts to the homeless service locks in $400,000 in Labor’s federal budget
• Independen­ts join backlash against federal budget cuts to regional and infrastruc­ture programs
• Bruce Lehrmann trial: jury sent home overnight and will continue deliberati­ng
• Australia’s inflation hits 7.3%, the highest level since 1990, with interest rates now likely higher for longer
• Sunshine in sight? La Niña weather pattern to end in early 2023, BoM predicts
• I am a Medibank customer. Am I affected by the cyber-attack? What can I do to protect myself ?
• Liberal party opposes Labor’s truth in political advertisin­g and spending cap laws
• Foreign aid gets $1.4bn budget boost but Australia still among least generous in OECD
• Queensland to change laws that prevented UN inspectors entering mental health wards
• Billions in ‘dirty’ money going into NSW pokies should be addressed by cashless gaming card, crime commission says
• Queensland police commission­er vows to do more to protect whistleblo­wers after inquiry revelation­s
• Progressiv­es can learn from Rishi Sunak – be less reductive when engaging with migrant communitie­s
• Medibank confirms hacker had access to data of all 3.9 million customers
• Iran protests: mourners gather at Mahsa Amini grave amid crackdown
• At least 230 Sudanese villagers killed in tribal attacks over disputed land
• Biden ‘totally running’ for second term as president, MSNBC interviewe­r says
• Make poverty discrimina­tion illegal like racism or sexism, official to tell UN
• Abortion rights take centre stage as Oz and Fetterman clash in Pennsylvan­ia Senate debate
• Cyclone Sitrang: 24 dead as Bangladesh seeks to restore power to millions
• Harvey Weinstein accuser testifies she wanted to ‘destroy’ herself after assault
• Universiti­es in US and Canada beat UK in sustainabi­lity league
• Ex-Black Panther asks for fresh trial amid new evidence
• Kanye West reportedly no longer a billionair­e as companies cut ties
• Amazon workers strike amid allegation­s of crackdown on unionizati­on activities
• Barclays profits surge past forecasts to reach £2bn on back of rising interest rates
• Young people have borne the brunt of economic shocks. Here is what is in the federal budget for them
• Bad sleep, nightmares, fatigue, poor appetite. After a difficult few years, therapists are burnt out
• Why we are wary of Russian émigrés in Georgia – so soon after Russian invaders
• Sunak’s rise is thanks to the Tory Hindu revolution. Labour, look and learn
• A deepfake video of Joe Biden singing the children’s song Baby Shark isn’t funny – it is deeply worrying
• The Guardian view on Rishi Sunak’s government: united by ideas that have failed
• Heathrow passengers may have to fly outside peak times in run-up to Christmas
• Head of UK lobbying watchdog calls for tougher disclosure rules
• Peanut butter pasta dish among Nigella Lawson’s £1.25-a-portion budget recipes
• Businesses call for nature impact disclosure­s to be mandatory by 2030
• Cut meat consumptio­n to two burgers a week to save planet, study suggests
• Global health at mercy of fossil fuel addiction, warn scientists
• The Guardian view on climate diplomacy: it’s crunch time – again
• Emperor penguins listed as endangered by US because of climate crisis
• Virtually all children on Earth will face more frequent heatwaves by 2050
• Partial eclipse of sun by the moon takes place over UK
• Donald Pigott obituary
• ‘A celebrity? Only if you like niche maths videos on the internet’: Hannah Fry on cancer, Covid and the science of love
• Uber whistleblo­wer calls on Europe to tackle ‘undemocrat­ic’ power of tech companies
• Apple iPad review: 10th-gen tablet finally gets modern design
• Goodbye to working in your PJ bottoms: are full-length holograms the future of meetings?
• Informatio­n commission­er warns firms over ‘emotional analysis’ technologi­es
• Donnell Wallam scores last-gasp winner to give Diamonds win over England
• New Zealand Rugby under fire over ‘disgracefu­l’ Black Ferns scheduling clash
• Audi confirm Sauber deal to join Formula One grid from 2026 season
• FA to take no action over Henderson-Gabriel incident after investigat­ion
• Champions League roundup: Benfica eliminate Juventus as PSG run riot
• Novak Djokovic says signs are ‘positive’ he will play Australian Open despite visa ban
• Donnell Wallam backed to sparkle for Diamonds on netball Test debut
• Marcus Stoinis smashes Australia to T20 win over Sri Lanka at record pace
• Scrutiny on Football Australia over human rights implicatio­ns of World Cup in Qatar
• Rory McIlroy: ‘This “us versus them” thing has gotten way out of control’
• Unai Emery is an elite manager with something to put right at Aston Villa
• Brian Robinson, first Briton to win a Tour de France stage, dies aged 91

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