The Guardian Australia - 2022-11-03

• Liberal campaign stunt may backfire as ‘Ditch Dan ambulance’ prompts legal questions
• Robodebt went ahead, despite legal doubts, after earning Scott Morrison’s backing, inquiry hears
• Cassius Turvey’s mother urges calm at vigils saying she is angry but ‘violence breeds violence’
• ‘Don’t run from police’: Zachary Rolfe boasted to mother about injuring suspect, inquest told
• DoJ mulls immunity deal for Trump ally to secure testimony in Mar-a-Lago case
• Angus Taylor says government axing stage-three tax cuts ‘would be a broken promise of incredible magnitude’
• ‘Some may think I’ve lost my marbles’: Matt Hancock defends decision to appear on I’m a Celebrity
• British-Egyptian hunger striker may die in prison, Nobel laureates warn world leaders attending Cop27
• Australia delivers police vehicles and rifles to Solomon Islands in ‘game-changer’ donation
• Filep Karma: West Papuan independen­ce campaigner found dead on beach
• Two men missing in NSW flood waters as Gundagai braces for worst flooding in 33 years
• Green energy push a chance for mining sector to reshape dull and dirty image, Sydney conference hears
• NSW minister raises doubts over cashless gambling scheme that Dominic Perrottet is ‘in favour of’
• ABC notifies police over racist email sent to sports presenter Tony Armstrong
• ‘You lose more’: Australia to force online gambling ads to include messages on potential harms
• Energy bill concession­s: am I eligible for relief and how do I apply?
• Australia’s wettest towns, including the Sydney golf course that has recorded 213% of its average yearly rainfall
• Victorian opposition objects to repatriati­on of ‘so-called Isis brides’, as election campaign begins
• Stephen Cartwright denies NSW trade role a case of ‘jobs for mates’ despite discussion with Barilaro
• Australian workers at global company to trial four-day week after success of New Zealand pilot
• Labor to launch trial to help NDIS participan­ts who want to work
• Why the focus on energy prices? Inflation is more likely to be driven by surging housing, transport and food costs
• Soaring power bills being used as cover for more lies about renewable energy, Labor claims
• North Korea missile crosses maritime border with South for first time
• Benjamin Netanyahu thanks voters as exit poll puts him ahead in Israel election
• Bolsonaro breaks election silence but refuses to recognise Lula’s victory
• Parents of Iranian woman killed during protests ‘harassed by security forces’
• Girl, 4, forced to sail from Tunisia to Sicily on migrant boat without parents
• Migos’s record label rails at ‘senseless violence’ that killed rapper Takeoff
• Banned Twitter accounts will not be reinstated until after US midterms
• Denmark election result keeps Social Democrats at the helm
• Headless bodies and deadly bombs: gang violence escalates in Ecuador
• Liz Cheney backs second Democrat, picking Ryan over Vance for Ohio Senate
• Albania criticises UK’s lack of cooperatio­n over Channel crossings
• Government tests energy blackout emergency plans as supply fears grow
• Germany calls for ‘precaution­ary pause’ before deep-sea mining industry starts
• Despite years of exposure to the climate science, I don’t believe we are headed for total societal collapse
• If we keep abusing nature it will collapse, taking us with it. We need a new mindset
• More austerity, more division, more decline: Sunak is merely a sequel in a tired Tory franchise
• Jokes about Paul Pelosi aren’t just in bad taste. They normalize political violence
• Westminste­r in shock consensus: Door Matt Hancock is a prat
• With the global economy on the rocks, quiet quitting is no longer a thing
• The Guardian view on rail travel in the north: taking the public for a ride
• UK food prices soar by fastest rate on record as cost of living crisis bites
• Labour in bid to avert Northern Ireland power cuts as result of Brexit legislatio­n
• Royal Mail workers to stage 48-hour strikes in pay dispute
• Britishvol­t staves off collapse with extra funding and steep staff pay cut
• One in four children of UK care workers living in poverty, TUC finds
• Bank of England begins selling government bonds
• The Guardian view on Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover: the unfulfille­d promises pile up
• MPs criticise Whitehall free-for-all on reporting emissions
• Egyptian regime criticized as climate activist arrested in run-up to Cop27
• UK methane emissions could be cut by 40% by 2030, says thinktank
• MPs call for urgent inquiry into Teesside dredging and mass crab deaths
• Post-Brexit policy chaos may mean farmers miss nature-friendly payments
• Whales ingest millions of microplast­ic particles a day, study finds
• How do we mourn an island? Where do we mark its grave?
• Huge ‘planet killer’ asteroid discovered – and it’s heading our way
• Italian researcher­s find new recipe to extend life of fresh pasta by a month
• I was an unhappy teenager, among lonely people, in thrall to a charismati­c leader – had I joined a cult?
• I like your tone: research suggests why older violins sound so good
• Musk proposes charging $8 for verified Twitter account despite user backlash
• Tinder parent company defies tech downturn as more people pay to find love
• Fax for the memories: Ofcom backs death warrant for 80s office staple
• Uber settles VAT claim with HMRC and posts better than expected results
• Mastodon gained 70,000 users after Musk’s Twitter takeover. I joined them
• Australia face tall but not mathematic­ally impossible task to keep T20 hopes alive
• Partner of former Hawthorn player won’t take part in ‘culturally unsafe’ AFL racism review
• Salah and Núñez strike to get Liverpool back to winning ways against Napoli
• Diamonds coach hails strength of netball’s ‘brand’ with new sponsor secured
• Thrashings are not pretty but Rugby League World Cup needs its minnows
• Phillies tie World Series mark with five home runs in Game 3 win over Astros
• Sarina Wiegman ‘has not spoken’ to Hannah Hampton in two months
• Slumping Brooklyn Nets fire Steve Nash amid chaos on and off the court
• England’s Amy Hardcastle helps thrash Brazil in Women’s Rugby League World Cup opener
• Cold-eyed Josball emerges at critical time for England at T20 World Cup
• Tottenham are through to the last 16, but does it have to be this hard?
• Leipzig’s Amadou Haidara: ‘I loved Yaya Touré and Steven Gerrard’

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