The Guardian Australia - 2022-11-21

• Daniel Andrews rejects ‘Americanis­ation’ of politics after MP’s controvers­ial speech
• Martin Boyle ruled out of World Cup in blow to Socceroos before France opener
• Dominic Perrottet’s adviser to be quizzed about controvers­ial trade appointmen­t
• ‘Do we just make a tent city?’: the councils grappling with an influx of homeless Australian­s
• Twitter lifts Donald Trump ban after Elon Musk’s poll
• Authoritie­s warn of flooding impacts for ‘months’ as second death recorded in NSW
• Parliament might need ‘extra time’ to meet election pledges, PM says
• Medibank hackers release 1,500 more patient records on dark web, including mental health data
• The Tempest review – Shakespear­e gets a radical edit from Sydney Theatre Company
• All the rage: the women who meet to scream into the night
• Queensland police whistleblo­wer goes public to argue commission­er Katarina Carroll should lose her job
• Victorian Labor loses ‘Matthew Guy’ Facebook page after using it for $115,000 worth of attack ads
• La Niña set to intensify Australia’s cyclone season, raising risk of flooding
• At least 58 Iranian children reportedly killed since anti-regime protests began
• Malaysia on verge of hung parliament for first time in history
• Rights group calls for Samuel Alito to be investigat­ed after claims of leaked 2014 ruling
• Man being processed at Manston detention centre in Kent dies
• Animal Rebellion occupies Gordon Ramsay’s three-star Michelin restaurant
• Angela Álvarez crowned best new artist at Latin Grammys – aged 95
• ‘You did it!’: Biden basks in midterms afterglow after beating expectatio­ns
• Keir Starmer: I will abolish House of Lords to ‘restore trust in politics’
• From taxi drivers to security guards: the migrant workers in Qatar who football fans might meet
• New York has $750m worth of cannabis stockpiled that growers can’t sell
• Beloved giant panda given to Taiwan by China dies aged 18 after seizures
• Twitter has ‘50% chance’ of major crash during World Cup, says insider
• Troublemak­er Trump doesn’t care about a second term – or America. What he craves is attention
• In serious times, let the Llandegley Internatio­nal Airport sign be our guide
• On the road again... how band reunions can be a victory lap for their generation
• Don’t panic about the birth of Baby 8 Billion. Before he’s 65 our numbers will be in reverse
• Indian gurus and holistic therapies: so much for ‘down to earth’ Camilla
• This sullen silence among Tory MPs speaks volumes. They are reconciled to defeat
• ‘Heist of the century’: how $2.5bn was plundered from Iraqi state funds
• Luxury goods boom in Britain as super-rich youngsters buck the recession
• UK’s most vulnerable missing out on energy bill support due to confusing systems
• The Observer view on the police’s failure to prioritise violence against women
• The Observer view on Britain’s financial crisis being made in Russia – oh, come off it, Jeremy Hunt
• Cop27 agrees historic ‘loss and damage’ fund for climate impact in developing countries
• Rich nations relent on climate aid to poor at Cop27
• Five crucial issues in fight to save planet – and what Cop27 did about them
• China and US renew commitment to tackling climate crisis but difference­s remain
• Cop27 talks in disarray with 1.5C goal at risk, campaigner­s warn
• From Apollo to Artemis: 50 years on, is it time to go back to the moon?
• Butter chicken has helped me at every stage of my life – and has always united my family
• Power-hungry robots, space colonizati­on, cyborgs: inside the bizarre world of ‘longtermis­m’
• Twitter fails to delete 99% of racist tweets aimed at footballer­s in run-up to World Cup
• Tracking Amazon: the New Yorkers monitoring pollution from delivery hubs
• Polyamory, penthouses and plenty of loans: inside the crazy world of FTX
• Elon Musk needs to learn that more debate does not mean more truth
• ‘The money is gone’: people who lost out in FTX’s collapse
• Australia’s men and women live up to expectatio­ns with comfortabl­e double
• Twickenham faithful rise to salute a comeback for the ages
• Australia seal series as Starc and Zampa stall England run chase in second ODI
• Max Verstappen takes pole at Abu Dhabi Grand Prix as Red Bulls dominate
• Mark Allen comeback secures UK Championsh­ip final meeting with Ding
• World Cup 2022 briefing: 10 things to look out for on day one
• Maradona revisited: on his drugs ban, Berlusconi and ‘the suffocatin­g love of Naples’
• Raheem Sterling is in a rut but has the steel to prove his worth to England
• Wales, the 1958 World Cup and Pelé: Terry Medwin reflects at age 90
• Brazil’s Tite: ‘There are things I can’t control. I just want to be at peace’

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