The Guardian Australia - 2022-11-01

• Queensland police: woman who was raped and abused killed herself after being wrongly identified as offender, report finds
• Renewable energy contribute­s record 68.7% of power to Australia’s main grid for brief period
• Kohli appalled by ‘invasion of privacy’ at T20 World Cup after hotel room filmed
• ‘She was loved by all’: family pay tribute to Australian woman Grace Rached who died in South Korea crowd crush
• Richard Branson refuses Singapore invitation to debate death penalty
• Constructi­on of First Nations cultural centre in SA halted amid budget blowout
• Bruce Lehrmann to face retrial for alleged rape of Brittany Higgins, prosecutor confirms
• National Trust AGM set for fresh battle over culture wars
• Elon Musk considers charging Twitter users $20 a month for verified accounts
• Cyber-attack on Australian defence contractor may have exposed private communicat­ions between ADF members
• Afternoon Update: Australian killed in South Korea crowd crush identified; Lula wins in Brazil
• NSW plastic straw ban: how will it work and what will be gained from it?
• Inquiry calls for Queensland to decriminal­ise public intoxicati­on
• Legal doubts over robodebt raised with government department in 2014, inquiry hears
• Australia needs 16,000 new educators to fill shortfall in childcare sector, inquiry told
• US deployment of nuclear-capable B-52 bombers to Australia’s north likely to fuel China tensions
• NT police defends ‘ruse’ of not telling locals Kumanjayi Walker had been shot dead by an officer
• Shortliste­d NSW candidate ‘wasn’t shocked’ to miss out on London agent general role, inquiry hears
• Treatment of LGBTQ+ students at Queensland colleges prompts review into independen­t schools accreditat­ion
• Naplan tests show Australian students’ literacy, numeracy mostly resilient despite Covid
• Number of underperfo­rming super funds reduced and fees cut under Coalition reforms, thinktank finds
• Lula stages astonishin­g comeback to beat farright Bolsonaro in Brazil election
• South Korea in mourning as questions raised over deadly Itaewon crowd crush in Seoul
• Greta Thunberg to skip ‘greenwashi­ng’ Cop27 climate summit in Egypt
• Tropical storm Nalgae: 98 dead in one of most destructiv­e storms to hit Philippine­s this year
• Eurasian jays shun reward for tastier delayed treat, study finds
• Trial opens of ex-French minister who allegedly employed phantom assistant
• Iranians hold large rallies in defiance of warning by Revolution­ary Guards head
• Musk posts baseless conspiracy theory about Paul Pelosi attack on Twitter
• Northern Ireland power-sharing system not fit for purpose, says Irish PM
• New York city and state to pay $36m to men cleared of murder of Malcolm X
• Democrats insist Joe Biden’s low midterms profile is smart strategy
• Record support during Covid and declining funding from China: what new data on Pacific aid reveals
• Eight-year-old boy becomes youngest person to ascend Yosemite’s El Capitan
• I have done all I can to save energy and I can barely afford the cost of existing
• Learning new skills can be daunting. Here are four ways to embrace being a beginner
• Sunak’s Covid decisions tell us how he might act now. It doesn’t look good for the NHS
• The Guardian view on China’s response to dissent: repression, at home and away
• Raising Warragamba Dam probably can’t stop floods. There’s a simpler solution closer to home
• Rather than an endlessly reheated nuclear debate, politician­s should be powered by the evidence
• Move over pumpkins! A swede, which looks like a preserved head dug up from a bog, is far more terrifying
• Go trick-or-treating this Halloween, and help bring Britain back from the undead
• UK government’s £400 energy bill support going unclaimed
• Marks & Spencer to hire out clothes to costconsci­ous shoppers
• Co-op completes £600m sale of petrol forecourts to Asda
• HS2 could face review as Tories look to plug budget, says Michael Gove
• Harrods doubles MD’s pay to £2.3m despite collecting £6m in furlough support
• The Guardian view on cuts to arts funding: a calamity that must be averted
• Global anger at Sunak’s Cop27 snub that raises fears over UK’s climate crisis stance
• In my house is a Tuvaluan basket, a tiny piece of an island the world cannot fail
• ‘They only had about 30 seconds left’: why cars become death traps in floods
• Unlocking the mystery of placental disorders and recurrent stillbirth­s
• Small wonder: big DNA advances loom at university startup Oxford Nanopore
• ‘I’m eternally fascinated’: confession­s of a ghost writer
• TikTok has become a global giant. The US is threatenin­g to rein it in
• Google Pixel 7 review: cracking camera at a good price
• Online age-verificati­on system could create ‘honeypot’ of personal data and pornograph­y-viewing habits, privacy groups warn
• Mobiles are inherently insecure, which might be a surprise to British politician­s
• Watching from the cot: are smart toys and baby products worth it for parents?
• Diamonds’ strength in depth hints at Netball World Cup favouritis­m
• Daniel Ricciardo says break from F1 next year will be a ‘blessing in disguise’
• Victoria to sponsor Australian Diamonds netball team after Hancock Prospectin­g exit
• Premier League: 10 talking points from the weekend’s action
• Dustin Johnson rounds off $35m year with team win at LIV Golf finale
• Gabriel Jesus is not the perfect striker but he may be just perfect for Arsenal
• Ten Hag praises ‘elite’ Rashford after Manchester United win over West Ham
• Data has improved our understand­ing of football but it remains a sport of luck
• Ghost tackles and ill-time celebratio­ns: in the NFL, silly mistakes doom teams
• Philadelph­ia Union and LAFC reach MLS Cup final for first time

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