The Guardian Australia - 2023-09-06

• Senate to investigat­e controvers­ial Middle Arm developmen­t amid calls for ‘closer scrutiny’
• Jacinta Nampijinpa Price declines to endorse controvers­ial anti-voice campaigner Gary Johns
• Elon Musk threatens to sue Anti-Defamation League over lost X revenue
• New Liberal senator Maria Kovacic calls for negative gearing changes to tackle housing crisis
• Australian government urged to ‘step up’ on concussion in sports in landmark Senate report
• Senate inquiry to scrutinise Labor’s decision to block extra Qatar Airways flights
• Australian MPs to lobby US to drop Julian Assange prosecutio­n or risk ‘very dangerous’ precedent for Russia and China
• NSW public teachers poised to be among the best paid in the nation under new deal
• Human remains found by gem fossicker identified as Queensland man missing since 2008
• Help us monitor campaign ads and misinforma­tion in the Indigenous voice referendum
• Mango prices expected to spike this summer as warm winter takes toll on Queensland crops
• What happened in Australia, 5 September: reprieve for borrowers; Labor shuns cannabis bill
• RBA interest rates: official cash rate left unchanged by Reserve Bank of Australia at 4.1% for a third month
• Alan Joyce quits immediatel­y as Qantas CEO following tough week for airline
• TissuPath hack: patient data possibly exposed in cyber-attack on Melbourne pathology clinic
• Activists want NT to make spit hoods illegal after report found they were used on children 27 times
• Rail union threatens strikes across Melbourne train network during busy September period
• NSW to enter talks to extend life of Eraring, Australia’s largest coal-fired power station
• Australia has highest per capita CO2 emissions from coal in G20, analysis finds
• Invasive species lead driver of biodiversi­ty loss in Australia – and feral cats have biggest impact, report finds
• Labor is promising to close ‘loopholes’ that hurt workers. What’s changing and how will it work?
• Texas fracking billionair­e brothers fuel rightwing media with millions of dollars
• I’m no clairvoyan­t, but undecided voice voters are unlikely to be won over by Peter Dutton’s siren song
• Brexit: Dover port to reclaim land from sea to help avoid long queues
• Taiwan presidenti­al hopeful offers pets for pregnancie­s in push to boost birth rate
• Almost 1m people across Europe are homeless on any given night
• Boy rescued from flood waters in Spain after clinging to tree for eight hours
• Pakistan in uproar as protests over soaring energy prices turn violent
• Sudan war crime trial of former oil firm executives starts in Sweden
• Revealed: how US immigratio­n uses fake social media profiles across investigat­ions
• Cost of fixing UK school concrete crisis still not known, minister says
• Wolf spider discovered on St Helena already endangered
• Burning Man revelers begin exodus from festival after road reopens
• Weight-loss drugmaker Novo Nordisk becomes Europe’s most valuable firm
• Germany refuses to extradite man to UK over concerns about British jail conditions
• New Zealand judge dismisses charges against White Island volcano owners
• No more cordon blur: France prepares to ban vegetarian products from using meaty language
• New Vanuatu prime minister wants to ‘revisit’ security pact with Australia
• Labour backs call for ‘Martha’s rule’ on right to second medical opinion
• Proust, ChatGPT and the case of the forgotten quote
• Venice’s brave new world: my cosmic trip to Immersion Island and back
• How to use less water: 15 essential tips – from beef burgers to megabutts to cutting back on clothes
• Seal on homelessne­ss, hits and love: ‘My father gave me one beating too many – and I was out the door’
• A different kind of pothead: the Le Creuset cookware supercolle­ctors
• Sautéed seaweed and amaranth pancakes: how to cook three climate-friendly superfoods
• How I survived in Sudan: ‘We had one lightbulb. For two terrifying months, we gathered round it as battle raged’
• How much Louis Theroux is too much? I cracked after 22 hours
• The big idea: how can we live ethically in a world in crisis?
• Coming soon to a cinema near you? The return of the bed bug
• Back to black: how to overdye clothes to restore their colour
• Meet Catty Bradshaw! The stars who take home pets from sets
• Gary Wright, singer of Dream Weaver and Love is Alive, dies aged 80
• Kick Out! The Newtown Neurotics Story review – punk rockers’ tale takes us back to the 80s
• Coup de Chance review – Woody Allen’s tale of ill-fated lovers is his best film in a decade
• Priscilla review – Sofia Coppola paints an absorbing, intimate portrait of Elvis’s wife
• Smash Mouth lead singer Steve Harwell dies aged 56
• Dalíland review – Ben Kingsley pitch perfect as the spiky surrealist in artist drama
• Man on the Run review – the Malaysian scandal that rocked Wall Street and Hollywood
• ‘Nothing but good fortune’: Woody Allen has warm welcome at Venice film festival
• Qantas flies high on scant competitio­n and regulation – and consumers pay the price
• Collapsing schools are the latest sign of a crumbling country – and a lesson in Tory cost-cutting
• The Lucy Letby case is the latest stick to beat NHS management with. Here’s what the critics overlook
• My daughter Martha died needlessly in hospital – we believe this change would have saved her
• I went on Mumsnet looking for the truth about motherhood, but it taught me far more about men
• The Guardian view on the UK falling apart: Labour must reject the orthodoxy that caused it to crumble
• The Guardian view on insects: gardeners can help reverse their alarming decline
• Australia to roll out new south-east Asia trade strategy to hedge against China
• Australia remains free of lumpy skin disease despite Indonesia blocking cattle imports, officials say
• Arm’s move to Nasdaq not all plain sailing as US market shows scepticism on IPOs
• Five ways kleptocrat­s can keep hold of their UK assets
• Wilko: B&M strikes deal to buy 51 stores for up to £13m
• Retailers look on sunny side as holidaymak­ers splash out
• Tory tussles over energy bill put progress on net zero at risk
• Ministers to announce moves aiming to allow building of onshore wind turbines
• EU to rethink conservati­on status of wolves after numbers surge
• African leaders at odds over climate plans as crucial Nairobi summit opens
• Invasive species cost humans $423bn each year and threaten world’s diversity
• Asian hornet likely to have become establishe­d in UK, say experts
• A sea urchin: they are method actors performing The Waste Land
• Four astronauts from Internatio­nal Space Station splash down to Earth
• Opposites don’t attract: couples more likely to be similar than different, study shows
• Alex de Minaur outmanoeuv­red in US Open defeat to Daniil Medvedev
• AFLW returns with hint of a more settled competitio­n as rule changes make impact
• Remaining NRL finals tickets sell out in five minutes amid anger over availabili­ty
• ‘Competitiv­e animals’ England chew over underdog tag for Argentina tie
• Manchester United under pressure after Brazil drop Antony over assault claims
• Serbia’s Borisa Simanic loses kidney after taking elbow at Basketball World Cup
• Can anyone stop the Panthers? How the NRL finalists are shaping up
• Manchester United are a mess no one wants to take responsibi­lity for
• Rassie Erasmus: ‘Winning the World Cup is nice – but the most beautiful thing is what we have created’
• Time running out for Jadon Sancho after two difficult years at Old Trafford
• Alexander Zverev outlasts Jannik Sinner in US Open epic after fan ejected for slur
• Åberg marks changing of guard in Europe with Ryder Cup selection

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