The Guardian Australia - 2022-11-24

• Taxpayers to fund legal costs of Scott Morrison and other former ministers related to robodebt royal commission
• Six people killed in shooting at Walmart in Chesapeake, Virginia
• Supreme court rules against Scottish parliament holding new independen­ce referendum
• War of words continues over removal of Victorian Labor election billboards despite court ruling
• Teenager dies and 22 injured in twin rushhour blasts in Jerusalem
• NSW floods now Australia’s most expensive natural disaster as insurance claims skyrocket
• Young Victorians caught in cycle of homelessne­ss despair of missed education
• Herschel Walker accuser comes forward with fresh relationsh­ip claims
• Senate expected to abolish bans on ACT and Northern Territory making their own euthanasia laws
• Wilko Johnson dies aged 75
• Afternoon Update: Labor stings RBA governor on wages remark; Friendlyjo­rdies’ home ‘firebombed’; and the world’s oldest meal
• ‘Back where they belong’: sacred Tasmanian rock carvings to finally return home
• Medibank hacker blog mysterious­ly disappears but experts warn it may return
• Why has the Victoria state election campaign turned so ugly?
• Asic seeks record $7.5m penalty against ACBF-Youpla for alleged deceptive and misleading conduct
• Danny Lim: NSW police to internally investigat­e arrest that left Sydney personalit­y with brain bleed
• Monique Ryan and Greens renew push to lower Australia’s voting age to 16
• Labor drops plan to reduce access to disability pension for drug and alcoholrel­ated conditions
• Australia faces worsening extreme weather events latest BoM and CSIRO climate report finds
• Social cohesion under strain as equality, climate and inflation woes heighten Australian­s’ fears, research finds
• Whistleblo­wer protection must not be an afterthoug­ht – it is the main game of integrity
• Morning Mail: Australia’s exciting start to World Cup, scientists’ climate warning, problems at The Project
• Founder of failed crypto exchange FTX apologises to ex-employees
• US supreme court allows Congress to view Trump’s tax returns
• Bolsonaro derided for ‘senseless’ challenge to Brazil election he lost last month
• Oldest cooked leftovers ever found suggest Neandertha­ls were foodies
• Indonesia earthquake: many of those killed were schoolchil­dren, says official
• UN to vote on new tax convention proposed by African states
• Protests break out at Covid-hit iPhone factory in China
• German football federation to take legal action over Fifa’s OneLove armband ban
• Manchester United up for sale as Glazers announce plans to leave Old Trafford
• New Zealand forecasts recession in 2023 as it delivers largest rate hike in history
• China holds talks on policing with Pacific island officials
• Sierra Leone’s president defends large education budget as ‘necessary risk’
• US turkey shortages and rising prices add extra stress to Thanksgivi­ng
• The massacre at Club Q didn’t happen in a vacuum. There has been a dangerous escalation in hateful anti-LGBT rhetoric
• Keir Starmer is the man with a plan, but it doesn’t involve talking about Brexit
• The truth that Rishi Sunak dare not speak: Britain still needs the EU
• I had to fight my way through class barriers into my job. Why has so little changed?
• Awaab Ishak’s death shed light on a social housing scandal. Now we have a brief chance to fix it
• The Guardian view on Iranian protests: a team’s silence speaks volumes
• Retailers’ extended warranties give no more cover than existing consumer rights, Choice says
• ‘The success is inspiratio­nal’: the Fight for $15 movement 10 years on
• Halfords targets retirees in recruitmen­t drive for 1,000 roles
• The Guardian view on Labour’s business deal: higher immigratio­n for more workers’ rights
• UK energy customers receiving bills of up to £49,000 after Ovo takeover of SSE
• Thames Water lifts hosepipe ban after aboveavera­ge rainfall
• Just Stop Oil protesters guilty of criminal damage to Van Gogh frame
• Large parts of national parks in England and Wales off limits, data shows
• Velcro, bullet trains and robotic arms: how nature is the mother of invention
• Discovered in the deep: the squid that makes a decoy out of its own skin
• The real paleo diet: researcher­s find traces of world’s oldest meal in 550m-year-old fossil
• Donald Perkins obituary
• No need for six-month wait to try for baby after pregnancy loss, study finds
• Researcher­s in Galicia open 15th-century tomb to test Columbus link theory
• ‘My friends call me the BlackBerry queen!’ Meet the people clinging on to old tech – from faxes to VCRs
• UK’s digital services tax reaps almost £360m from US tech giants in first year
• Instagram told to reinstate music video removed at request of Met police
• Don’t like Musk? Work for us! Tech firms woo ex-Twitter staff
• Lleyton Hewitt spirit inspires Australia’s comeback into Davis Cup semi-finals
• Ben Simmons mercilessl­y booed as Nets lose on his playing return to Philly
• Socceroos enjoy 18 minutes on top of world before reality bites in World Cup defeat to France
• Ronaldo wanted to be centre-stage but now has to head for the exit door
• Rugby League World Cup: what we learned from the three finals
• F1 2022 awards: Verstappen and Red Bull too good as rivals stuck in reverse
• Springboks close ranks as Rassie Erasmus saga rolls into Twickenham
• ‘Each player can be a Wonder Woman’: How Tigres UANL grew their fanbase
• David Johnson, former Liverpool and England striker, dies aged 71
• Timeline: Glazers and their turbulent reign at Manchester United

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