The Guardian Australia - 2022-11-30

• Nationals fracture over federal opposition to Indigenous voice
• ‘It’s a grey wash’: Liberals frustrated over preselecti­ons in NSW and Victoria
• US courts ruling in favor of justice department turns legal tide on Trump
• Will Elon Musk really let Twitter go bust?
• ‘Eroded public trust’: text of Scott Morrison censure motion revealed as colleagues back former PM
• China targets older people in Covid-19 vaccinatio­n drive
• Outback Wrangler star Matt Wright charged in Darwin over fatal NT helicopter crash
• Turnbull government knew submarines would cost $80bn but told public ‘greater than $50bn’, audit finds
• Victorian crossbench contenders vow to push for cannabis decriminal­isation if elected
• ‘Naccflip’: National anti-corruption commission bill passes Senate after Greens backdown
• Seven seats going down to the wire in Victorian election
• ‘Hands off our generators’: Queensland rejects calls to cap coal price to bring down energy bills
• SMS scams rise despite success blocking sham phone calls
• FTX collapse sends shockwaves through other Australian businesses
• David Littleprou­d is a ‘kindergart­en kid’ whose Nationals will be ‘left behind’ on voice, Noel Pearson says
• Australian travellers to face flight disruption­s next week during industrial action by airport firefighte­rs
• Great Barrier Reef flagged as ‘in danger’ world heritage site. What does this mean?
• Restaurant faces $1m fine for allegedly shortchang­ing young staff in Australia-first wage theft case
• Why do the Nationals oppose the Indigenous voice and do their arguments stand up to scrutiny?
• National party ‘out of touch’ with regional Australia on Indigenous voice, campaigner says
• Ditching the politics of division is paying off for Albanese. Now it’s the media’s turn
• Belfast doctor Michael Watt misdiagnos­ed 45% of cases, review into deaths finds
• England and Wales now minority Christian countries, census reveals
• Sizewell C nuclear plant confirmed with £700m public stake
• More than 33,000 Covid fines withdrawn in NSW after adverse court ruling
• Vanuatu officials turn to phone books and typewriter­s, one month after cyber attack
• Manuscript treasure trove may offer fresh understand­ing of Hegel
• Arizona secretary of state sues after Republican officials refuse to certify county election results
• UK music streaming services not making excessive profits, says watchdog
• Will Smith speaks to Trevor Noah about ‘bottled rage’ behind Oscars slap
• Five officers charged after man paralysed in Connecticu­t police van
• Stalker who left Claire Foy ‘terrified in her home’ illegally entered UK, court hears
• EasyJet peak bookings return to pre-Covid levels as it cuts losses
• Elon Musk accuses Apple of threatenin­g to remove Twitter from App Store
• Cannabis oil failed to improve pain or quality of life in palliative care cancer patients, study shows
• Plant-based diet can cut bowel cancer risk in men by 22%, says study
• ‘The Godfather, Saudi-style’: inside the palace coup that brought MBS to power
• Gambling reform is urgently needed across Australia. Lives are at stake
• Starmer is leading a slow march towards a softer Brexit — he just won’t say it out loud
• Democracy is at risk. We can’t let oligarchs exploit British courts to silence their critics
• Philip Lowe is the easy fall guy for our economic woes. But maybe we should have listened to him more closely
• The Guardian view on China’s protests: zero Covid, maximum frustratio­n
• The Guardian view on the Tory energy rebellion: get rid of the onshore wind ban
• Visit a Citizens Advice and see: the ‘cost of living’ doesn’t capture this emergency
• Biden asks US Congress to block railroad strike that could ‘devastate economy’
• Calls for UK ban on pre-payment meter installati­ons made under court warrants
• Adani port protests: more than 80 wounded in latest clash to halt project in India’s Kerala
• US judge orders Amazon to ‘cease and desist’ anti-union retaliatio­n
• ‘There is a lot to do’: Bob Iger outlines vision for Disney as he returns as CEO
• Great Barrier Reef should be placed on world heritage ‘in danger’ list, UN-backed report says
• U-turn on onshore windfarms likely after Tory rebellion
• Just Stop Oil activists face new penalties if they obstruct M25 motorway
• Tories will not reach ‘embarrassi­ngly poor’ nature targets by 2030, Labour says
• Rowan Williams urges wealthy to stump up cash for climate fund
• Here are some crucial issues we’re covering in 2023 – with your help
• Long Covid: the patient who’s made an app to track symptoms
• ‘Life no longer as we know it’: war in space would have devastatin­g effects, military experts say
• Zero-Covid policy: why is China still having severe lockdowns?
• Monkeypox to be renamed mpox to avoid stigma, says WHO
• Paw and order: Lucy the labrador provides support as Australia’s first full-time court dog
• China’s zero-Covid policy explained in 30 seconds
• Death and the salesman: the 22-year-old selling human bones for a living
• Is it worth taking out personal cyber insurance in case you are caught up in a data hack?
• Social media firms face big UK fines if they fail to stop sexist and racist content
• ‘Rude drivers will swerve in my lane’: are Tesla owners paying the price for Musk hate?
• Gender diversity in UK tech industry ‘still terrible’, says Martha Lane Fox
• Enter the multiverse: the chat-room game made of AI art
• Meta fined €265m over data protection breach that hit more than 500m users
• Googling abortion? Your details aren’t as private as you think
• AFLW 2022: highs and lows from a groundbrea­king but at times frustratin­g season
• GWS Giants’ No 1 AFL draft pick Aaron Cadman happy with move north
• Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto resigns after season of errors
• Clean, hard, simple: Australia’s Harry Souttar makes giant strides at World Cup
• ‘He’s got something about him’: the story of forgotten West Indies quick Jermaine Lawson
• Graham Arnold warns Socceroos of social media perils before crunch World Cup game
• Infantino is the nowhere man in this bonfire of greed, vanity and despotic power
• ‘It’s the scars I wear’: Chris Robshaw on England, leadership and what comes next

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