The Guardian Australia - 2022-11-10

• Robodebt royal commission: official says she failed to tell Scott Morrison scheme could be unlawful
• ‘Significan­t’ moves on climate disaster funds lift Cop27 hopes
• ‘Meet Daniel’: Victorian Liberal deputy leader David Southwick uses party staffer in ads
• Australia pays to maintain trouble-plagued Taipan helicopter­s no longer being used by navy
• Police allege Sydney woman was choked, sexually assaulted by Sri Lankan cricketer Danushka Gunathilak­a after meeting on Tinder
• US basketball star Brittney Griner transferre­d to Russian penal colony
• Indigenous voice referendum should be sooner rather than later, Uluru statement cochairs say
• Australian man jailed for 129 years in child sexual abuse case in Philippine­s
• NSW moves towards new voluntary gambling cards despite warnings a mandatory scheme is needed
• NSW government accused of reopening ‘koala wars’ with new forestry bill
• Afternoon Update: US midterms have Senate too close to call; Warhol painting targeted; and oldest sentence discovered
• ‘Don’t Rent Me’: the online tenants’ group for swapping horror stories, advice and frustratio­ns
• Climate activists target Andy Warhol’s Campbell’s soup cans at National Gallery of Australia
• Security agencies probe Chinese approach to ex-Australian defence personnel
• Victorians’ Covid contact tracing data sent for potential use by data mining platform
• Victorian Greens to preference Labor above Liberals as major parties make health pledges
• Bernard Collaery case: Australian government’s legal bill spirals despite dropped prosecutio­n
• Amid warnings of a looming Covid wave, how do Australia’s vaccinatio­n rates stack up?
• US warns Australia against joining treaty banning nuclear weapons
• Peter Reith, former Liberal party MP and deputy leader, dies aged 72
• ‘Not fit for purpose’: government looks to amend ‘antiquated’ referendum laws ahead of voice vote
• US woman detained by Saudi officials after saying she has been trapped there since 2019
• US farms lobby to use ‘cruellest’ killing method as bird flu rages
• Elon Musk sells Tesla shares worth $4bn
• Iranian leaders resist growing demands for referendum on constituti­on
• ‘It was giving me a hug’: video captures rare giant octopus encounter
• Serious concerns raised in NZ about environmen­tal impact of major production­s including Amazon’s Rings of Power
• Oldest known sentence written in first alphabet discovered – on a head-lice comb
• English National Opera’s funding to be cut to zero unless it moves from London
• Twitter to offer ‘official’ label for select verified accounts
• Indoor wood fires ‘dangerous’ for some pregnant women
• Australia needs a windfall profits tax – but our government seems to fear the gas lobby
• I’d like apologies for robodebt, but I really want Australia to abandon punitive welfare
• The Tories are ungovernab­le, and Rishi Sunak won’t bring them to heel
• Donald Trump 2024? It looks like it’s happening – but there’s a silver lining
• Democrats are doing far better than expected. How come?
• The Guardian view on climate finance: a green transition requires funding
• M&S faces ‘gathering storm’ as joint venture with Ocado makes loss
• Made.com enters administra­tion, putting about 500 jobs at risk
• Lively guinea pig and giraffe toys flagged as ‘Christmas bestseller­s’
• Mark Zuckerberg confirms broad layoffs to begin at Meta – report
• Binance to buy FTX in major cryptocurr­ency exchange merger
• Warning of possible egg shortage as UK farmers struggle with avian flu
• The Guardian view on Egypt’s abuses: justice needed for Alaa Abd el-Fattah – and the others
• Dry in the desert: Cop27 delegates get a taste of food and drink scarcity
• Oil and gas greenhouse emissions ‘three times higher’ than producers claim
• Photograph­er and film-maker arrested at Just Stop Oil protest
• Cop27: ending war in Ukraine necessary to tackle climate crisis, Zelenskiy says
• There’s one big subject our leaders at Cop27 won’t touch: livestock farming
• Bird flu is a huge problem now – but we’re just one mutation away from it getting much worse
• Psychedeli­c drug research held back by UK rules and attitudes, say scientists
• Cornish climate proves challengin­g for US space crew
• Tyrannosau­rus rex skull expected to fetch £13m at US auction
• What does a £100,000 ‘invisibili­ty cloak’ look like? Funny you should ask …
• Elon Musk may be a rival for Ratner in brand destructio­n
• World Cup 2022 team guides part 13: Australia
• Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes’s bid for retrial denied by federal judge
• Jos Buttler shrugs off Adelaide demons and backs England to be ready for India
• Form but also reputation count in Socceroos’ World Cup squad selection
• England’s World Cup squad: the big dilemmas facing Gareth Southgate
• FIA president condemns death threats against race steward Silvia Bellot
• Ben Stokes fires up England for ‘do or die’ World Cup showdown with India
• Sepp Blatter says choosing Qatar to host World Cup was ‘a mistake’
• For Bronny James his father’s name is both a blessing and a curse
• Beth Mead: ‘People said last year was revenge but it was more of a love tour’
• ‘More worry than excitement’: five Liverpool fans on FSG’s plans
• ‘Makes the Hundred look like croquet’: a cricket fan on the World Series

The Guardian Australia - 2022-11-09

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