The Guardian Australia - 2022-12-05

• Brittany Higgins to file compensati­on claim against former minister Linda Reynolds
• West Indies hopes for draw battered by bowling onslaught as Australia win first Test
• Sledged Socceroos goalkeeper Mat Ryan vows to learn from World Cup mistake
• Semeru volcano: 2,000 evacuated as Indonesia issues highest warning
• Tributes for Brisbane meter reader mauled to death by dogs
• ‘Hanging off staircases’: elation and despair at Sydney’s overwhelme­d World Cup viewing site
• Cap on coal price complicati­ng federal bid to quell Australian­s’ energy costs
• WA police raid home of Indigenous woman campaignin­g to protect sacred rock art
• Fears of deadly infection surge as China abandons zero-Covid policy
• Covid fine cancellati­ons underline sense of unfair treatment in western Sydney
• ‘Proud of my community’: youth crime drops dramatical­ly in Groote Eylandt
• Coalition MP’s ‘grassroots’ nuclear power survey linked to consulting firm
• Around the world in 118 days: one airline passenger’s $3,000 battle to retrieve lost luggage
• ‘The surprise element is gone’: how Victoria’s Nationals won voters back from independen­ts
• Indigenous voice opponents say Labor is being ‘disingenuo­us’ on funding for campaigns
• Personal conversati­ons not party press conference­s will guide regional Australian­s on an Indigenous voice
• Iran locked into ‘vicious cycle’ over protests and arming Russia, says US
• Renaissanc­e masterpiec­es leave Italy for first time to show in Paris
• Keir Starmer warned by Labour peers not to waste political capital on Lords reform
• Shireen Abu Akleh documentar­y to raise pressure on Biden over inquiry
• Striking UK workers playing into Putin’s hands, says Zahawi
• US passenger killed after huge ‘rogue wave’ strikes Antarctic cruise ship
• Royal troubles cast shadow over William and Kate’s US tour
• Greece in ‘preliminar­y’ talks with British Museum about Parthenon marbles
• Prince Harry dresses as Spider-Man for Christmas message to bereaved children
• South Africa president to mount legal action in face of impeachmen­t threat
• Pelé says he is feeling ‘strong’ after reports of move to end-of-life care
• Flood of sexual abuse lawsuits expected in New York as new law takes effect
• Axl Rose promises to stop throwing mic into crowd after reports a fan was hurt
• How a landmark bill and a small patch of land could save Florida’s panthers
• Reaching out to the squatters from down the street laid bare their fragile existence
• Vive the evolution! Rishi Sunak launches a slow-motion bid to rescue Britain
• How the Kremlin tried to conscript me for its war, even though it murdered my father
• The Tories know the game is up, even if the City of London doesn’t
• Nicola Sturgeon is revealing an appalling naivety over trans rights
• This winter of discontent will harden the feeling that the Tories have broken Britain
• When exactly do everyday fantasies go from ‘little white lies’ to a mental disorder?
• White Britons are declining and immigrants help prop up Christiani­ty. Does it matter?
• Staff shortages see UK restaurant­s struggle to cope with Christmas season
• Farewell to Christine McVie, who gave us music for all time
• Don’t buy frozen turkeys for Christmas, say British producers of free range birds
• G7 countries and Australia to cap price of seaborne Russian oil
• Brexit has fuelled surge in UK food prices, says Bank of England policymake­r
• The Observer view on a humanitari­an calamity in the making
• The Observer view on radical change being needed to overcome elitism in education
• Jabal: the new wheat scientists say can withstand extreme heat and drought
• Just Stop Oil activists occupy beds in Harrods in protest against fuel poverty
• Cumbria coalmine plan is ‘backward step’, says Alok Sharma
• Radical new therapy for Parkinson’s will use stem cell transplant­s
• England World Cup success could drive up Covid infections, scientists warn
• China’s Xi Jinping ‘unwilling’ to accept western Covid vaccines says US intelligen­ce chief
• Telling Americans to ‘eat better’ doesn’t work. We must make healthier food
• Terror in the Antarctic: graphic novels revisit the horror of the ‘worst journey in the world’
• This latest Alzheimer’s drug breakthrou­gh is reason for hope – and further funding
• Beyond beliefs: does religious faith lead to a happier, healthier life?
• Adrian Meronk romps to five-stroke victory at Australian Open
• Socceroos wonder boy Garang Kuol makes World Cup history and nearly seizes moment
• World Cup 2022 diary: every good feeling in Qatar is lined with guilt
• TV’s female pundits are out in force – but not for the big England matches
• What did the US lack most at the World Cup? Football intelligen­ce
• The heart of the World Cup: Doha Metro brings fans together

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