The Guardian Australia - 2022-11-22

• Anthony Albanese accuses Peter Dutton of ‘dog-whistling’ after attack on Cop27 climate damage fund
• Queensland police ‘failure of leadership’ has allowed sexism, racism and fear to take hold, inquiry finds
• Earthquake on Indonesia’s main island of Java kills at least 46 people
• Hacked digital billboard in Brisbane displays pornograph­y for several minutes
• Strong winds to continue in NSW as Victoria experience­s ‘wintry blast’
• Amy Coney Barrett urged to step away from gay rights case because of faith affiliatio­n
• NSW police reveal identity of Bondi rapist almost 40 years after first Sydney assault
• WaterNSW claims Warragamba dam wall project stacks up despite not knowing cost of offsets
• Victorian Nationals candidate who died days before election was facing sexual assault charges
• Queensland police let off with a talking to after inquiry’s scathing report
• Woman found videos in partner’s inbox of herself being raped while asleep, court hears
• ‘We are safe’: Matthew Guy seeks a reset in final days of Victorian election campaign
• Inquest into death of Aboriginal man Stanley Russell shown disturbing footage of moment he was shot by police
• Children suffer serious burns after outdoor science experiment goes wrong at Sydney school
• Consumer groups demand stricter regulation of buy now, pay later loans to reduce harm
• Fears of Sydney water restrictio­ns as only 25% of Warragamba Dam catchment deemed safe to drink
• Voters in fast-growing suburbs have some of Melbourne’s worst access to services, analysis shows
• Greens push for jobseekers to be allowed to earn more without penalty as MPs return to Canberra
• ‘Never given a chance’: freed asylum seekers lament lost decade in immigratio­n detention
• Teal, spicy cough and bachelor’s handbag: the contenders for Macquarie Dictionary’s 2022 word of the year
• Colorado Springs shooting: ‘heroic’ patrons praised for subduing gunman
• Iran arrests actors for removing headscarve­s, in wider crackdown on celebritie­s
• Crypto exchange FTX owes nearly $3.1bn to 50 biggest creditors
• Virgin Atlantic withdraws support for Heathrow third runway
• Chris Hemsworth to take ‘time off’ from acting after discoverin­g Alzheimer’s risk
• Sudan experience­s worst dengue fever outbreak for more than a decade
• Christie’s cancels T rex skeleton auction after doubts raised
• Man forced at gunpoint to drive suspicious device to Derry police station
• Radical French director Jean-Marie Straub dies aged 89
• ‘Bridgerton effect’ hides reality of black lives in British history, says Sara Collins
• Ardern promises bill to lower voting age to 16 in New Zealand after discrimina­tion ruling
• China reports first Covid deaths in six months as Beijing cases rise
• The metaverse will be a digital graveyard if we let new technologi­es distract us from today’s problems
• Australia needs a super profits tax – on banks
• Elon Musk went on a firing frenzy at Twitter. Now he’s paying for it
• Britain was meant to be supporting fleeing Ukrainians. Instead, we’re failing them
• I’ve waited my whole life to see Wales in the World Cup. But now it’s in Qatar, it’s complicate­d
• I’ve taken 263 photos since arriving in Venice, my husband has taken five – it would be nice to have a few more of me
• UK chip designer Arm delays listing until later in 2023
• UK restaurant­s going bankrupt at faster rate than during Covid
• UK will not ease immigratio­n barriers to plug skills shortages, says minister
• Disney: Bob Iger returns as CEO as Bob Chapek exits
• Two-thirds of UK’s biggest advertiser­s to cut television spend
• Black Friday: check deal is really a bargain, UK shoppers are told
• The Guardian view on the trial of Roberto Saviano: call off the dogs
• The Guardian view on Cop27’s outcome: a real achievemen­t, but too far to go
• World still ‘on brink of climate catastroph­e’ after Cop27 deal
• ‘We couldn’t fail them’: how Pakistan’s floods spurred fight at Cop for loss and damage fund
• ‘We can do the impossible’: how key players reacted to end of Cop27 climate summit
• The big takeaway from Cop27? These climate conference­s just aren’t working
• Cold comfort: the science of staying warm in the energy crisis
• Astronauts to live and work on the moon by 2030, Nasa official says
• Cornelia Schroeder obituary
• ‘We’re in a trauma together’: Americans need therapy – but psychologi­sts are booked
• Animals bred in captivity develop physical changes that may hinder survival in the wild, research finds
• They said we would ‘build back better’ after Covid. What breathtaki­ng deceit
• ‘Verified’ anti-vax accounts proliferat­e as Twitter struggles to police content
• Microsoft Surface Laptop 5 review: slick operation but dated design
• ‘Part of the kill chain’: how can we control weaponised robots?
• ‘I don’t try and fit in’: energy boss Dale Vince on fracking, Farage and going green
• Amazon has delivered £3,500-worth of the same cookbook
• David Warner: Cricket Australia opens way for batter to return to leadership role
• Verstappen closes season with 15th win as Leclerc clinches second in standings
• Melbourne and Brisbane provide fitting match-up for AFLW grand final
• Australia’s Awer Mabil: ‘Football has been my life’s guide’
• The most popular member of Socceroos’ squad? The barista fuelling Australian World Cup hopes
• Rangers sack Giovanni van Bronckhors­t after lacklustre start to season
• ‘Very frustrated’: England and Wales back down over OneLove armband
• Berhalter says USA will be ‘aggressive’ in World Cup opener against Wales

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