The Guardian Australia - 2022-03-01

• Eastern Australian states hit by major flooding after ‘rain bomb’ weather event
• Climate scientists warn global heating means Australia facing more catastroph­ic storms and floods
• William Barr uses new book to outline case against Trump White House run
• NSW coroner considers inquest into deaths of four food delivery riders in road accidents
• Independen­t Zoe Daniel points to Josh Frydenberg campaign signs to appeal against council ruling
• Former SAS soldier tells court he saw Ben Roberts-Smith kick handcuffed man off a cliff before he was shot dead
• ‘It makes us chumps’: Tim Winton speaks out against fossil fuel sponsorshi­p of Perth festival
• Christian Porter starts two new companies and signals ‘possible writing ventures’
• Australia’s Future Fund to divest $200m of holdings in Russian companies
• ‘Appalled’: Australian swimmers to boycott world championsh­ip in Russia
• Messaging from rooftops: Lismore’s flooded residents document a disaster
• Floods in Queensland and NSW: what we know about areas affected, and what’s likely to happen next
• Brisbane flood: warning up to 15,000 properties could be inundated as river reaches peak
• Educationa­l inequality and a tale of two Australian schools
• ‘It’s not rocket science’: how the world’s fastest parrot could be saved
• Icac finds former NSW Labor MP engaged in corrupt conduct over $100,000 donation
• Teenager dies after box jellyfish sting at Queensland beach
• Thinktank linked to tech giant Canon under pressure to remove ‘dangerous’ climate articles
• Flood trauma resurfaces from 2011 as Lockyer Valley couple escape with their lives – again
• ‘Do not go’: 20 Australian­s express interest in travelling to Ukraine to fight Russia
• As election looms, can Macron show he has governed for all for France?
• I didn’t break Covid rules when kissing aide, says Matt Hancock
• New Zealand ends isolation rules for vaccinated travellers from Australia as transmissi­on rates soar
• North Korea says latest missile test part of building satellite surveillan­ce system
• UK banks’ shares fall on FTSE 100 after Russia is hit with sanctions over Ukraine
• UK considers banning Russian ships from British ports
• Screen Actors Guild awards 2022: Squid Game, Will Smith and Coda win big
• US condemns Putin nuclear deterrence order but cautiously welcomes talks report
• Primark sales pick up but owner says it is increasing food prices
• Russia’s central bank doubles interest rates after rouble plunges
• Revealed: leaked files show how Ericsson allegedly helped bribe Islamic State
• Concussion in sport: CTE found in more than half of sportspeop­le who donated brains
• Romney: Marjorie Taylor Greene a ‘moron’ for speaking at white nationalis­t event
• Amid despair and cynicism the AFLW’s Indigenous round was painfully poignant
• ‘I don’t know who I am any more’: working through trauma is about reconnecti­ng
• It is a matter of life and death. So the EU will provide weapons for Ukraine’s armed forces
• The Guardian view on Putin’s invasion: the struggle is only beginning
• Why Vladimir Putin has already lost this war
• The Guardian view on a swill idea: that history was made in a tea break
• Moscow braces for rouble to crash at least 25% as new sanctions hit
• Two top Russian billionair­es speak out against war
• BP to offload $14bn stake in Russian state oil firm Rosneft after UK pressure
• Russian airlines to be banned from most European airspace
• Impact of climate crisis much worse than predicted, says Alok Sharma
• Climate emergency a ‘national security’ concern, says Red Cross
• Ticket to Roman Britain: HS2’s route to ancient history
• Swipe less, don’t be a sleaze, do say hello … and 10 more tips to raise your dating game
• Anonymous: the hacker collective that has declared cyberwar on Russia
• Pressure on Super Netball to thrive as Fox Sports plays ‘participat­ion’ card
• Western United are slow and steady but winning the A-League Men race
• Premier League: 10 talking points from the weekend’s action
• Fall of the Roman empire leaves Chelsea with an uncertain feeling
• Italy thrashed by Ireland after being forced to play for an hour with 13 men
• Anger as Fifa decide Russia can continue bid to qualify for World Cup
• Black Market: my life inside the seedy underbelly of college basketball
• How non-league football can help players from all communitie­s rebuild their careers
• European roundup: Napoli lead Serie A; Sevilla win to close gap at top
• England fear nobody in Six Nations race, says Eddie Jones

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