The Guardian Australia - 2022-06-29

• India now third most common place of birth of Australian residents, census results show
• Australia’s 35 newly elected MPs head to ‘parliament school’
• ‘If you love or are a woman, don’t go to Malta,’ say couple in abortion drama
• Malaysian foreign minister says concerns remain about Aukus pact after meeting with Penny Wong
• Fears of violence against pro-choice protests intensify amid wave of attacks
• Queensland gives environmen­tal approval to New Acland coalmine expansion
• Uber and Transport Workers’ Union strike agreement on gig economy employment standards
• January 6 committee focuses on phone calls among Trump’s children and aides weeks before election
• At least 46 people found dead in Texas trailer truck
• Queensland integrity review a ‘wake-up call’ on government lobbying
• Labor extends term of Australian defence force chief Angus Campbell by two years
• Tony Gustavsson insists Matildas drubbing can have long-term benefits
• What expenses can I claim on my tax return if I’m working from home?
• The Teacher’s Pet podcaster denies influencin­g potential witnesses in Chris Dawson murder trial
• Paying coal and gas plants to supply backup energy a ‘retrograde step’, Clean Energy Council says
• Census 2021: Australia’s millennial generation is overtaking baby boomers, new ABS data shows
• Guardian Essential poll: voters back minimum wage rise but divided on Labor’s climate target
• Australia ‘ill-prepared’ for food insecurity driven by war and climate crisis, former defence leaders say
• The decisions I make in the Senate matter, and I trust my staff to guide me through them
• Revealed: Greek police coerce asylum seekers into pushing fellow migrants back to Turkey
• ‘Unacceptab­le’: Nelson Piquet under fire for racist epithet about Lewis Hamilton
• Climate change role clear in many extreme events but social factors also key, study finds
• Ghislaine Maxwell prosecutor­s seek up to 55year sentence for sex traffickin­g
• Delhi police arrest Muslim journalist Mohammed Zubair over tweet from 2018
• Sri Lanka suspends fuel sales for two weeks as economic crisis worsens
• Toxic gas leak in Jordan leaves 13 dead and hundreds injured
• Feds seize phone of ex-Trump lawyer who aided effort to overturn election
• Queen’s secret influence on laws revealed in Scottish government memo
• Israel eases abortion regulation­s in response to ‘sad’ Roe v Wade ruling
• UN head declares ‘ocean emergency’ as global leaders gather in Lisbon
• From Poirot to poppers! Jarman award shortlist celebrates ‘risk-taking’ film-makers
• Do we need a new theory of evolution?
• Ecuador: Indigenous protesters agree to meet president to discuss demands
• Having an abortion made me realise Australia must do more to make it accessible and affordable
• I saw first-hand how the tech giants seduced the EU
• Scrapping the NI protocol is just the start. Johnson’s trade wars are Trumpism in action
• Laughter and forgetting with Liz as she prepares to break Brexit deal
• No masks, no free tests, low sick pay – the UK government is back in Covid denial
• Firms are driving up inflation - why doesn’t Johnson talk to them about restraint?
• The Guardian view on defunding the Kremlin’s war machine: more must be done
• Fears for wellbeing of older Australian­s as 65,000 aged care workers leave sector each year
• UK car industry seeks government help on energy costs as trading ‘gets worse’
• Ofwat extends sewage dumping inquiry to include South West Water
• Royal Mail staff vote on ‘biggest strike’ of summer as tram walkout begins
• The Guardian view on the Social Mobility Commission: a string of broken promises
• UK national lottery ticket sales hit by cost of living crisis, says Camelot
• Using far less chemical fertiliser still produces high crop yields, study finds
• Environmen­t Agency faces legal battle over water removal in Norfolk Broads
• Johnson issues open invitation to Russian scientists ‘dismayed by Putin’s violence’
• Possible link between blood clots and Covid symptoms investigat­ed
• Brainwashe­d by Daniel Pick review – do great minds really think alike?
• Microsoft Surface Laptop Go 2 review: cheaper, faster, better compact notebook
• ‘It’s dopamine’: why we love to track our watching and reading habits
• Ella Connolly to take on world’s fastest after making Australia’s Comm Games squad
• Root and Bairstow seal England’s Test series sweep against New Zealand
• John McEnroe and Sue Barker criticised over on-air support for jailed Boris Becker
• Emma Raducanu and Andy Murray energise restored Wimbledon crowd
• Brittney Griner trial date set in Russian system with 1% acquittal rate
• Rugby’s battle of the hemisphere­s: south can turn the tide in July Tests
• Thanasi Kokkinakis ‘can’t wait’ to meet Novak Djokovic after maiden Wimbledon win
• Women’s Euro 2022 team guide No 2: England
• Kalinina to use Wimbledon prize money to rebuild family home in Ukraine

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