The Guardian Australia - 2022-11-17

• ‘Utterly terrifying’: the moment a ‘wave of biblical proportion­s’ destroyed NSW town of Eugowra
• Ivanka Trump says she will not be part of Donald’s 2024 campaign
• Chris Dore resigns as editor-in-chief of the Australian blaming ‘personal health issues’
• Deliveroo quits Australia citing ‘challengin­g economic conditions’
• NSW Liberal party branch charging $110 for fundraisin­g dinner featuring One Nation’s Mark Latham
• Australia should keep lifting interest rate and deliver stage-three tax cuts, IMF says
• Qatar World Cup organisers apologise after threats to a Danish television crew
• Clive Palmer fails in supreme court bid to stop criminal charges proceeding
• Norman Swan apologises for linking Kimberley Kitching and Shane Warne’s deaths to Covid
• Woman’s body found in Eugowra flood waters after ‘wall of water’ decimates NSW town
• Proposed NSW disaster authority would have ‘virtually unfettered’ land-clearing powers, environmen­t groups say
• Afternoon Update: Trump’s low-energy 2024 announceme­nt, NBL player comes out as gay, and how to feed 8 billion
• Anthony Albanese condemns Russia’s ‘reckless and dangerous’ use of force after Poland missile strike
• Zachary Rolfe tells inquest ‘I’ve been banned from all police stations’ but refuses to answer other questions
• Medibank chief defends company’s security processes amid shareholde­r anger at AGM
• ‘Economic vandalism’: Labor accuses tugboat operator of ‘blackmail’ over planned lockout of workers
• Queensland children may be pleading guilty to crimes they didn’t commit to avoid bail laws, report says
• A symbolic, stabilisin­g step is one thing – but do Australia and China have enough shared interests for progress?
• Chris Bowen takes leadership role in Cop27 talks as John Kerry praises Australia’s climate U-turn
• Australia criticised for resisting Cop27 push to end internatio­nal fossil fuel subsidies
• Labor to boost whistleblo­wer protection­s in last sitting fortnight of parliament­ary year
• Donald Trump announces 2024 run for president nearly two years after inspiring deadly Capitol riot
• NI deal will be sorted by Good Friday anniversar­y, Sunak promises Biden
• Nasa’s Artemis 1, most powerful rocket in history, blasts off to moon
• ‘The Russians mined everything’: why making Kherson safe could take years
• University of Virginia: ‘heartache and devastatio­n’ after football team killings
• Hungary: portrait of pro-fascist wartime judge rehung in supreme court
• Iranian security forces shoot dead at least two demonstrat­ors
• Trudeau raises ‘serious concerns’ about Chinese interferen­ce in talks with Xi
• Spaceport Cornwall awarded licence to host UK’s first space launch
• Gay Qataris physically abused then recruited as agents, campaigner says
• Steve Jobs’ old Birkenstoc­ks sell for nearly $220,000
• Europe faces ‘cancer epidemic’ after estimated 1m cases missed during Covid
• We can’t be lulled into a false sense of security. Trumpism is far from over
• Oh how Donald Trump has fallen
• A more seasonal pattern to Covid waves could be emerging
• What more do Australian government­s need to see to realise children need help, not handcuffs?
• Trump’s eternal quest for attention has led to the announceme­nt of a presidenti­al bid
• Gen Z helped to stop the ‘red wave’ in the midterms. The Republican­s’ response? Try to raise the voting age
• How Brexit Britain went awol in the struggle to defend liberal democracy
• Trump is back but his chances look bleak – at least for now
• Australian wages growing at 3.1%, less than half the pace of inflation
• Erdoğan confident Russia-Ukraine grain deal will continue
• SSE profits more than triple as UK energy prices soar
• Energy firms accused of profiteeri­ng with ‘horrendous rates’ for care homes
• UK inflation jumps to 11.1% on back of energy and food price rises
• The Guardian view on mass unemployme­nt: inflation will drop without this pain
• The Guardian view on the NHS: set up to fail by being underresou­rced to meet demand
• Panel to investigat­e crab and lobster deaths on north-east coast of England
• Fear of backslidin­g on Glasgow pledges dominates Cop27
• Fish passes give endangered twaite shad chance to swim up Severn River and spawn
• My suffragett­e grandmothe­rs are now seen as heroes. Today’s climate protesters will be too
• Hand of Irulegi: ancient bronze artefact could help trace origins of Basque language
• UK vulnerable to major animal disease outbreaks, report finds
• What is black mould and what health problems can it cause?
• Major investor calls on Google owner to ‘aggressive­ly’ cut staff and pay
• Why were so many smart people so dumb about FTX? Did they seriously just like Sam Bankman-Fried’s ‘vibe’?
• ‘Could this be Twitter without the toxic slurry?’ My week on Mastodon
• What does $5,000 a month get you? The viral star barging into New York apartments
• UK Treasury joins chat app Discord and is met with torrent of abuse
• Inspiratio­nal passion or paid-for promotion: can BookTok be taken on face value?
• Australia fly in Marco Tilio amid doubts over Martin Boyle’s World Cup fitness
• ‘Now I feel comfortabl­e’: basketball star Isaac Humphries lauded after coming out as gay
• Australia v England ODI series: hosts face crucial test to shape squad for World Cup
• No relationsh­ip is worth misery. Russell Westbrook and the Lakers is no different
• ‘They’ve actually got it wrong’: Ian Thorpe questions Fina’s trans swimming ban
• Rory McIlroy says Greg Norman should ‘exit stage left’ and quit as LIV Golf chief
• The changing face of the Socceroos: how football holds a mirror to Australia
• Please, not the Brownlow! Here’s why this latest AFL scandal strikes at the heart of all fans hold dear
• Novak Djokovic faces battle to win over Australian fans after permission to return
• Manu Tuilagi: ‘You’ve got to have the mindset of imposing our game on them’
• T20 World Cup awards: the best and worst bits of the tournament
• Why Andy and Owen Farrell are a father and son duo like no other
• ‘Disappoint­ing and unsurprisi­ng’: Qatar 2022 organisers reject ‘fake fan’ claims
• Barmy Army is more than just booze and brass as Pakistan tour beckons

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