The Guardian Australia - 2022-11-14

• Albanese and Biden discuss climate action and Aukus pact ahead of G20 summit
• Leaked audio reveals cultural problems in Queensland police force, human rights commission­er says
• Democrats retain control of Senate after crucial victory in Nevada
• Big blow to the Big Show as Glenn Maxwell suffers freak accident at party
• Power bill relief all round as major parties launch Victorian election campaigns
• Australian mother jailed for baby deaths should finally be cleared, say scientists
• Italy’s PM Meloni sues Gomorrah writer in libel drama over refugee rescue
• Pharmacist­s to get prescripti­on powers in NSW ‘game-changer’ trial that GPs call ‘madness’
• Floods, hail, intense storms heading for NSW and Victoria, prompting new emergency warnings
• Government considers making cyber ransom payments illegal after Medibank hack
• Albanese meeting with Chinese premier heralds potential thaw in diplomatic freeze
• Penny Wong flags cooperatio­n on climate change as Australia tries to reboot relationsh­ip with China
• Leaked audio reveals Queensland police staff in racist conversati­ons, joking about violence to black people and protesters
• Genetic engineerin­g could be used to control mouse population­s, research finds
• Australia risks being a ‘state sponsoring greenwashi­ng’ if it relies on carbon offsets, expert warns
• AGL shareholde­rs will speak this week – and Australia’s energy market will be listening
• Jeremy Hunt: everyone will be paying more tax after autumn statement
• Stokes again the hero as England battle past Pakistan to win T20 World Cup final
• Nasa’s rocket launch to the moon next week aims to close 50-year-long gap
• Six feared dead after military planes collide at Dallas airshow
• Anger over Fifa president’s ‘stick to football’ letter to World Cup teams
• Far-right activist Tommy Robinson ‘using former IRA mole to spy on opponents’
• Brussels tries to cool locals’ anger over ‘racist’ street murals – with QR codes
• Bahrain holds election without opposition candidates
• Artemisia Gentilesch­i’s censored nude painting to be digitally unveiled
• The arrest that shocked the firefighti­ng world – and threatens a vital practice
• John Constable’s favourite Hampstead pond to be restored after two centuries
• Ethiopian rivals agree on humanitari­an access for war-ravaged Tigray
• US intelligen­ce document describes UAE efforts to influence American politics – report
• Alec Baldwin sues Rust film staff involved in handling loaded gun
• Sharp-eyed man’s warning before building in France collapses saves lives
• Australia’s living standards are going backwards, and it’s young people who will suffer the most
• Germans ‘disgusted’ by Iran protest crackdown, says chancellor
• Democrats’ triumph may be miraculous but US is still split down the middle
• We’ve been troubled by nits for millennia. How comforting
• Don’t be taken in by that £50bn ‘fiscal black hole’. It’s just a dodgy Tory metaphor
• Sharing menus on the rise at UK restaurant­s as customers cut back
• Truss? Brexit? Covid? Who is really to blame for the Tories’ ‘fiscal hole’?
• Seasonal fruit pickers left thousands in debt after being sent home early from UK farms
• Controvers­ial £360m NHS England data platform ‘lined up’ for Trump backer’s firm
• ‘Too slow to act’: Ofgem’s ‘failures’ cost energy consumers billions, say MPs
• Rishi Sunak urged to crack down on UK based firms using overseas tax havens
• The Observer view on the toxic workplace that is Westminste­r
• The Observer view on negotiatin­g with Vladimir Putin: it’s too soon
• Russian oligarchs and companies under sanctions are among lobbyists at Cop27
• The country’s going to the dogs, but at least the police have cleared the M25
• A coup for poo: why the world’s first faecal transplant approval matters
• UK breakthrou­gh on lung cancer helps target patients at risk of relapse
• UK government criticised for failing to protect children from online harm
• At least $1bn in investor assets missing after FTX collapse – reports
• Joining the herd: what’s it like moving from Twitter to Mastodon?
• Send in the drones: how to transform Australia’s fight against bushfires and floods
• When AI can make art – what does it mean for creativity?
• ‘I f **** d up’: the rise and fall of US crypto king Sam Bankman-Fried
• Samoa’s Stephen Crichton breaks England hearts with golden drop goal
• ‘When he speaks, people listen’: Jos Buttler in calm command of England
• Ivan Toney strikes twice in Brentford’s breathtaki­ng win at Manchester City
• George Russell wins Brazilian GP sprint race as Mercedes take front of grid
• Arsenal go five points clear at top after Martin Ødegaard double sinks Wolves
• Wood and Malan give England fitness boost for T20 World Cup final
• Vale Kenny Williams – Swans’ song leader and Blood brother to all
• England’s Ellis Genge gives Japan harsh lesson in art of scrummagin­g
• ‘Blood brothers’: Roberto Carlos on the day he saved Ronaldo’s life
• ‘Come together as one’: Black Ferns’ World Cup triumph unites nation
• Sipili Falatea try helps France win messy thriller against South Africa

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