The Guardian Australia - 2023-03-22

• Bid to expel Moira Deeming deepens divide in Victorian Liberal party
• The latest IPCC report makes it clear no new fossil fuel projects can be opened. That includes us, Australia
• ‘Shocker’: health experts condemn Nationals proposal to relax vaping laws
• Australia’s FOI backlog: 587 cases remain unresolved more than three years on
• Putin and Xi prepare for second day of talks in Moscow as Japanese PM heads to Ukraine
• Row erupts over deep-sea mining as world races to finalise vital regulation­s
• Biden orders release of intelligen­ce on potential links between Covid and Wuhan lab
• World’s biggest single eradicatio­n operation aims to remove mice from island
• Psychedeli­c brew ayahuasca’s profound impact revealed in brain scans
• Afternoon Update: US to release intel on potential Covid-Wuhan lab links; RBA considerin­g rate pause; and London’s ‘racist’ police
• Victoria can deny Nazis a breeding ground with deradicali­sation instead of playing whack-a-mole with bans
• Rural seats will be crucial to the NSW election outcome, so why aren’t we hearing about them?
• Australian fashion week 2023: Denni Francisco to be first Indigenous designer to hold solo show
• Selling the Aukus deal to the public presents clear challenges for the Labor government
• NDIS provider pursued financial growth over client safety, disability inquiry finds
• ‘Record’ 100,000 people seeking asylum who remain in Australia
• Call for new rules on batteries imported to Australia as global e-bike fire injury toll nears 100
• ‘All this here will kill this river’: traditiona­l owners grieve for the Darling-Baaka after mass fish death
• Tighter import bans on e-cigarettes expected in bid to tackle ‘explosion in illegal vaping’
• Cross-party anti-poverty push targets ‘inadequate’ jobseeker payments
• Australia must do more to prevent ‘looting and destructio­n’ of underwater heritage, report says
• Guardian Essential poll: support for Aukus and Indigenous voice declines
• The three big questions Australia’s leaders must answer about the Aukus deal
• At the NSW election, Labor is poised for a clean sweep – but Perrottet’s gamble may pay off
• ‘War crimes’ committed by all sides in Ethiopia, says US secretary of state
• Experts cast doubt on Braverman’s hopes of ECHR rule change on Rwanda
• Armed men kill nine Chinese nationals in Central African Republic
• Student arrested after two staff members stabbed at Canada high school
• Canada woman sues Tim Hortons after ‘superheate­d’ tea caused ‘horrific’ burns
• Hong Kong police put bailed pro-democracy leader Albert Ho back under arrest
• Xi Jinping says China ready to ‘stand guard over world order’ on Moscow visit
• Former Taiwan president to visit China in unpreceden­ted trip
• State-sponsored matchmakin­g app launched in China
• Imaginary Friends: Barcelona art show aims to connect with our inner child
• Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 391 of the invasion
• Russian cruise missiles destroyed in Crimea blast, Ukraine says
• Emmanuel Macron survives no-confidence votes amid protests
• UK and US shares climb as banks and ministers aim to calm Credit Suisse fears
• Israeli minister condemned for claiming ‘no such thing’ as a Palestinia­n people
• The impossible job: inside the world of Premier League referees
• Sunak cares nothing for the 99% – and after his pensions hike for the rich, they know it
• ‘I, Boris Johnson, do solemnly declare the truth. Yes, I know this is a first’
• A year ago my Essex home town was abuzz at becoming a city – now a ‘toxic’ culture war has taken over
• US maternal mortality is more than 10 times higher than in Australia. Why?
• The Guardian view on reforms to disability benefits: exacerbati­ng misery
• ‘Don’t Iraqi women weep when their children die?’ asked Tony Benn. But that couldn’t stop the war or Blair
• Employee ownership is the heart and soul of John Lewis – losing that would destroy it
• The Guardian view on the IPCC warning: a last chance to save the planet
• Fate of 1,000 trafficked lab monkeys at center of US investigat­ion in limbo
• Mystery solved after strange lights spotted over California night sky
• Keep taking the crapsules: how I became a faecal transplant donor
• Antidote review – ayahuasca tourism film lauds hallucinog­enic tea’s healing powers
• Amazon to cut another 9,000 jobs in new round of layoffs
• Apple HomePod review: a Siri speaker with a bass problem
• Antonio Conte hanging by a thread as Spurs begin search for new coach
• Red Bull are in a class of their own once again, but is this an issue for F1?
• Scott Robertson to succeed Ian Foster as All Blacks coach after Rugby World Cup
• Gianni Infantino’s actions at Fifa remain more dangerous than his words
• Bayern Munich’s Georgia Stanway: ‘We need to be nastier. I tell the girls that a lot’
• Freddie Steward’s red card: why was it shown and what happens now?
• Martina Navratilov­a reveals she is ‘cancerfree’ after throat and breast diagnoses
• Manu Tuilagi believes England can be in contention at the Rugby World Cup
• Jonas Eidevall tells Arsenal Women to have ‘no fear’ against Bayern Munich
• FA warns standard ban for Aleksandar Mitrovic’s red card ‘clearly insufficie­nt’

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