The Guardian Australia - 2022-10-31

• Australian among people killed in Halloween celebratio­ns crush in South Korea
• Treasurer says gas review likely to result in mandatory code of conduct as energy costs soar
• ‘Full responsibi­lity’: Michaelia Cash challenges Labor on security after repatriati­on of families from Syria
• Experts fear rising global ‘incel’ culture could provoke terrorism
• More wild weather warnings for Australia’s east coast as flood clean-up begins
• Greenpeace accused of greenwashi­ng Egypt’s image ahead of Cop27
• ‘Don’t embarrass the king’: Liz Truss told to forgo a lengthy honours list
• Victorian public schools to get free lunches under opposition election pledge
• Lovers’ drunken brawl nearly cost Francis Bacon an eye, diaries reveal
• How Australia’s op shops are caught up in the cost-of-living crisis
• Skimpy latte: victory for bikini baristas as federal court rejects city’s dress code
• ‘I can’t trust anybody in this system’: AFL review into concussion study leaves players and experts disappoint­ed
• Cycling wars resume in Australia’s biggest cities – but is it a ‘bikelash’ or just nimbyism?
• ‘Buying bad’: the black market where access to hacked Australian data can cost just $500
• ‘Fix the faults’: Coles criticised for using carbon credits from controvers­ial project
• At least 153 killed in crowd crush during Halloween festivitie­s in Seoul
• Car bombings kill at least 100 in Mogadishu, says Somali president
• Kiribati controvers­y as attorney general becomes acting chief justice
• Jury selection to begin in New York City Trump Tower protest lawsuit
• Revealed: TE Lawrence felt ‘bitter shame’ over UK’s false promises of Arab self rule
• Biden says it appears attack on Paul Pelosi intended for House Speaker
• Voters choose Sunak’s Tories over Labour to repair economy, new poll reveals
• UK on collision course with Joe Biden over cuts to aid pledge
• Iran accuses journalist­s who reported Mahsa Amini’s death of spying for CIA
• No 10 alarm as Boris Johnson plans to attend Cop27 climate summit
• Ian Jack, Guardian columnist and former Granta editor, dies aged 77
• 178 Hirokazu Tanakas set new namesake gathering world record
• Satellite pictures shine light on the nations that inflate their GDP
• Rishi Sunak’s politics are wretched. But as a British Indian, I see why his rise to the top matters
• In a deserted courtroom, the grim details of the Nice atrocity go mostly unnoticed
• Elon Musk running Twitter? It’s like giving a monkey a delicate clock
• What Keir Starmer needs to do if Labour is to successful­ly challenge Rishi Sunak
• Will disruptive action help save the planet?
• Halloween is bad enough, so why torture ourselves with scary films?
• The Observer view on Rishi Sunak’s shameful decision not to attend Cop27
• Brexit red tape puts brakes on UK innovation and EU sales
• Just Stop Oil activists dragged out of road by motorists in London
• How anti-fatness crept into the environmen­tal sustainabi­lity movement
• Bad weather is good for you: take a walk in the wind and rain
• Twitter could split into strands allowing users to stage rows, Elon Musk says
• What TikTok does to your mental health: ‘It’s embarrassi­ng we know so little’
• Will plunging shares end big tech’s era of ‘pornograph­ic’ profits?
• Can a new form of cryptograp­hy solve the internet’s privacy problem?
• Uber hopes to hail new era of stability after a wild 10-year ride
• Heaven or hellscape: what will Elon Musk’s Twitter look like?
• Australia told they must improve after clinging on to beat Scotland
• Katie Ledecky smashes 1500m freestyle world record by nearly 10 seconds
• England overpower Australia in rain-soaked Rugby World Cup quarter-final
• Graham Potter admits he looks ‘a bit of a fool’ after Chelsea’s defeat to Brighton
• Mercedes and Ferrari left fuming over punishment for Red Bull budget breach
• ‘I won’t stand down’: Nets’ Kyrie Irving defends post about antisemiti­c film
• Vasiliy Lomachenko outpoints Ortiz in return from military service in Ukraine
• Jesse Marsch says Leeds have ‘stopped the bleeding’ after win over Liverpool
• Ambivalenc­e towards horse racing leaves Melbourne Cup half full
• Australia romp home against Italy but questions remain for Mal Meninga
• Lukasz Fabianski reaps the rewards of patience after tough start in England
• Bangladesh survive last-ball chaos to beat Zimbabwe at T20 World Cup
• ‘I don’t want any part of it’: the Wales fans shunning Qatar’s World Cup
• Prodigy Jake Jarman ready to take on world’s best gymnasts in Liverpool

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