The Guardian Australia - 2022-11-18

• Myanmar frees former UK ambassador amid mass prisoner release
• Deliveroo’s sudden collapse leaves delivery riders scrambling to find new jobs
• Zachary Rolfe should face Aboriginal traditiona­l payback, Kumanjayi Walker inquest told
• Andrew Forrest commits $740m to global investment fund to rebuild Ukraine
• Minister rebuked for saying letters telling asylum seekers to leave Australia were sent ‘accidental­ly’
• Brendan Fraser won’t attend Golden Globes after claiming he was sexually assaulted
• Trump’s 2024 run brings renaissanc­e for impersonat­ors: ‘This will be a bonanza’
• Iran protests: young boy among at least a dozen shot dead on night of turmoil
• Neighbours is back! Amazon resurrects hit soap
• Federal industrial relations minister Tony Burke blasts NSW government over train dispute
• Graphic media reporting linked to copycat domestic violence attacks, Queensland study finds
• Mining industry threatens to unleash ad campaign against Labor unless it rules out windfall profits tax
• Bruce Lehrmann retrial: ACT government seeking to urgently reform video evidence loophole
• Gina Rinehart pictured at Donald Trump’s campaign launch in Instagram photobomb
• Sri Lankan cricketer accused of rape, Danushka Gunathilak­a, banned from Tinder while on bail
• Victims seek help from NSW attorney general over ‘paltry’ Catholic church abuse payouts
• Australia’s unemployme­nt rate falls to 3.4% as ‘very tight’ labour market puts pressure on RBA
• Anthony Albanese seeks ways to boost Australia’s defence capability as G20 ends
• In-home aged care’s administra­tion fees to be capped amid gouging fears
• ‘We’re desperate’: David Pocock town hall hears pleas to pass industrial relations bill
• Republican­s scrape back control of US House after midterms flop
• French hunter who killed man after ‘mistaking him for boar’ goes on trial
• British-Russian man to fight charge of illegally flying drone in Norway
• Burberry shoppers snap up goods in Paris and Milan, not London
• Xi angrily rebukes Trudeau over ‘leaks’ to media about Canada-China relations
• North Korea launches ballistic missile, threatens ‘fiercer’ military response
• Cambodian wildlife official among eight charged in US with smuggling endangered monkeys
• US lawsuit launched against FTX founder and celebrity backers
• New Zealand smoking rates fall to lowest on record, but vaping on the rise
• Arrest of mafia drug-trafficker on Europol’s most wanted list shrouded in mystery
• Musk testifies he will ‘reduce’ time at Twitter and eventually hand over reins
• The night everything changed: waiting for Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
• I’m a gay, unionist, football fan – so how can I watch the Fifa World Cup in Qatar?
• After Mike Cannon-Brookes’ shake-up, AGL now faces the challenge of pivoting away from power stations
• Twenty years after my mother’s sudden death, the grief hasn’t stopped
• Australian companies don’t value keeping our data safe because they have little to lose. Our laws need to change that
• I lost count of the amount of times I was told to lose weight as a model. In the end, I quit
• The Australian reheats discredite­d climate claims in Cop ‘fact check’
• The Tories’ ‘fiscal black hole’ is a statistica­l fiction – let’s have a reality check
• Trump is now effectivel­y in control of the US House of Representa­tives
• Kicking our growth addiction is the way out of the climate crisis. This is how to do it
• Autumn statement 2022: key points at a glance
• Royal Mail reports £219m loss as strike action takes its toll
• Five charts that will shape the UK’s autumn statement
• Aldi’s 29p mince pie a close second to Waitrose’s winner in blind taste test
• The Guardian view on the G20 and supporting Ukraine: stay on course
• The Guardian view on Rishi Sunak’s cabinet: rewards for failure
• Global heating to drive stronger La Niña and El Niño events by 2030, researcher­s say
• Majority of Britons say UK should pay for climate action in poor countries
• ‘Vast’ mass of microbes being released by melting glaciers
• Devastatin­g floods in Nigeria were 80 times more likely because of climate crisis
• Lula vows to undo environmen­tal degradatio­n and halt deforestat­ion
• A windfall tax on energy generators? Sure, but the devil is in the complex detail
• What next, petrol on a Picasso? Threatenin­g art is no answer to the climate crisis
• Meteorite that landed in Cotswolds may solve mystery of Earth’s water
• Nasa space telescope reveals celestial hourglass formed by embryonic star
• Best podcast of the week: One woman’s quest to save our sex lives – with science
• Nasa’s Artemis 1, most powerful rocket in history, blasts off to moon
• Pippa Woods obituary
• Mobiles are ‘potential goldmines’ for hostile states, MPs warned
• British government blocks takeover of Welsh semiconduc­tor producer
• ‘Best shop in Wakey’: Wakefield off-licence selling Prime is TikTok hit
• NRL players’ Samoan loyalty spells trouble for State of Origin
• ‘I am who I am’: how a blind Kurdish refugee became an Australian sporting superstar
• Graham Henry: ‘What I like about the Black Ferns is they’re so passionate about the game’
• Hülkenberg replaces Schumacher at Haas for 2023 Formula One season
• Ten years after the Butt Fumble, the New York Jets may finally be respectabl­e
• Cristiano Ronaldo says Alex Ferguson advised against Manchester City move
• The Socceroos’ $1.3bn Qatar training base is beyond luxurious, but also a symbol of World Cup’s wider issues
• Hannibal Mejbri: the Tunisia midfielder set to square up to the Socceroos
• Let’s talk about periods: how research and apps help female footballer­s
• Leicester’s Ashleigh Plumptre: ‘I love everything about being in Nigeria’
• Billy Vunipola recalled as England shuffle pack for All Blacks Test
• The US are faster, younger and more skillful than 2014. But are they better?
• Liverpool and Juventus tracking Mason Mount with Chelsea talks on hold
• ‘It’s a big game’: USA and Portugal face off for final Rugby World Cup place

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