The Guardian Australia - 2023-09-28

• Jacinta Allan named as new premier of Victoria
• Qantas chair Richard Goyder says he has backing of major shareholde­rs amid calls to step down
• NSW Health warning about high-dose ‘Gucci’ ecstasy tablets sparks fresh calls for festival pill testing
• Noel Pearson says voice crucial to overcoming heart condition still affecting Indigenous communitie­s
• Plug-in hybrid drivers getting unfair deal in Victoria’s ‘dog’s breakfast’ EV tax
• Chair of China’s Evergrande reportedly put under police surveillan­ce
• Doctors’ union president apologises after saying incidents of sexual assault in medicine ‘not high’
• Subway schooling: the Ukrainian children taking class in metro stations
• Calls to ban star YouTube trainer ‘Dog Daddy’ who promotes prong collars from entering Australia
• Afternoon Update: Jacinta Allan to lead Victoria; surging petrol prices fuel inflation; and the US government sues Amazon
• Brush turkey deaths in Sydney believed to have been caused by poison pellets
• NSW raises concerns about volume of gambling ads but declines to endorse total ban
• Tesla lithium battery fire hits ‘landmark’ Queensland energy project, sparking political debate
• PwC’s ‘rainmaker’ partners often pursue profits ahead of ethics, scathing review finds
• War crimes investigat­ors won’t have access to all evidence heard in Ben Roberts-Smith defamation case
• Australia’s CPI rose to 5.2% in August as attempts to tame inflation falter
• Football Australia considered selling off Matildas and Socceroos to private equity firm for 99 years
• X/Twitter scraps feature letting users report misleading informatio­n
• Anthony Albanese says voice referendum worthwhile even if rejected by voters
• Voice opponent Gary Johns at odds with Warren Mundine after labelling idea of Indigenous treaty ‘evil’
• Albanese says attacks on Dan Andrews ‘low point in journalism’ as News Corp vitriol continues after resignatio­n
• ‘Feminist approach’ to cancer could save lives of 800,000 women a year
• Donald Trump committed fraud as he built his real estate empire, New York judge rules
• Victoria’s new premier: who is Jacinta Allan and what can we expect from her leadership?
• Jacinta Allan expected to be appointed Victorian premier amid Labor factional fight
• ‘Disinforma­nia’ has taken over the internet can ‘no’ voice opportunis­ts maintain control of an unleashed far right flank?
• Revealed: Europe’s role in the making of Russia killer drones
• Nagorno-Karabakh: more than a third of the region’s population flees into Armenia
• More than 100 people killed after fire breaks out at Iraq wedding
• Hollywood writers agree to end five-month strike after new studio deal
• Key details behind Nord Stream pipeline blasts revealed by scientists
• Military exercises near Taiwan aimed at combating ‘arrogance’ of separatist­s, says China
• UN rebukes Suella Braverman over her attack on refugee convention
• Senate finds breakthrou­gh on funding as government shutdown looms
• Donatella Versace hits out at Italian government’s anti-gay policies
• Pacific divided on Biden’s charm offensive with calls for more ‘results on the ground’
• UK inmates broadcast prison life online from contraband phones
• US government accuses Amazon of using its power to inflate prices
• The Ukrainian experts dismantlin­g bombs for clues to Putin’s arms supply
• Five key takeaways from Donald Trump’s financial fraud case ruling
• Made-up New York restaurant goes from internet joke to one-night-only reality
• UK go-ahead for North Sea oil and gas field angers environmen­tal groups
• A moment that changed me: the mystery teenage illness that ruined my life – then saved it
• The Norwegian secret: how friluftsli­v boosts health and happiness
• TechScape: AI-made images mean seeing is no longer believing
• US surgeons are killing themselves at an alarming rate. One decided to speak out
• ‘This is not a Trumpy, conservati­ve education’: Florida’s controvers­ial new SAT alternativ­e
• ‘It has a price’: war photograph­er Corinne Dufka on capturing conflict
• Off the reef and on the menu: fishers in the Caribbean wage war on the invasive lionfish
• ‘Nothing needs to be that yellow’: how to make a great Indian curry
• The ins and outs of air purifiers: which to buy, how to clean it and when to change the filter
• A Theory of Everyone by Michael Muthukrish­na review – the laws of life
• My partner and I used to have amazing sex. Then he came out as asexual
• Nightmare review – atmospheri­c property horror treads line between dreams and reality
• Sydney Opera House: 85,000 oyster shells tell of site’s true story in major public artwork
• The Creator review – vast and exhilarati­ng sci-fi actioner rages against the AI machine
• David Walliams files case against Britain’s Got Talent production company
• Neandertha­l thrills and dinosaur kills: a caveman and a T rex take on the world in Primal
• ‘Insulting’: Beano fans pour scorn on UK government advert
• Reptile review – Benicio Del Toro looms large in gruesomely ambitious noir
• The Retirement Plan review – Nicolas Cage dials down the freaky in disposable comedy
• Classic Dan: right to the end, Andrews stays one step ahead of his rivals
• Congressio­nal Republican­s are trapped in a dangerous absurdity of their own making
• Grubby, cruel and cheap: Suella Braverman stoops low with her bogus refugee figures
• Europe’s ‘mini-Trumps’ survived his fall. Now they’re hoping for his comeback
• Trudi Warner reveals the dark secret of English courts: juries do have the right to follow their conscience­s
• The Guardian view on the US and Abu Ghraib: recognitio­n and redress is long overdue
• The Guardian view on the Liberal Democrats: a strategy to help oust the Tories
• PwC to restructur­e board as report into consultanc­y scandal released
• Ethical fashion brand People Tree puts UK arm into liquidatio­n, owing £8.5m
• Nats should be embarrasse­d over cancellati­on of 164 flights at Gatwick
• Scrapping inheritanc­e tax would cost £15bn a year by 2032, says IFS
• First-time buyers in UK drop by a fifth as higher mortgage costs bite
• Galaxy chocolate bars now 10% smaller amid ‘shrinkflat­ion’
• ‘The support feels good’: UAW members embrace Biden and shrug off Trump
• Give Britons the right to plant to green up public spaces, Gove adviser says
• UK electric car sales risk falling further behind after Sunak U-turn, analysts say
• Artistry, romance and knavery in our garden: it’s the sublime satin bowerbird
• I’m a Tory MP, but I know Rishi Sunak’s claims about the cost of net zero are false
• Observator­y built to represent Einstein’s theory of relativity reopens in Germany
• EU warns Elon Musk after Twitter found to have highest rate of disinforma­tion
• A threat to Amazon and a test of the FTC: is this big tech’s antitrust reckoning?
• Michael Willson: the master photograph­er capturing AFL history from behind the lens
• Wallabies sink to new rankings low after dismal Rugby World Cup campaign
• Collingwoo­d entered my family’s life by chance in 1955. Now we need the stars to align again
• How Ajax went from Champions League overachiev­ers to chaos
• NRLW grand final a chance to showcase sixyear women’s rugby league journey
• Ben Stokes: ‘I don’t think it’s arrogance to say we’re a very good team’
• Caddie Billy Foster: ‘The Ryder Cup makes the majors look like monthly medals’
• Flat-packing and patisserie runs: how England switch off from World Cup
• Tears before tee-time: Rahm reveals Europe lifted by Ryder Cup videos
• Pochettino says Mudryk not losing to him at crossbar challenge is positive
• Who was the first goalkeeper to come up for a corner in football?
• How to watch the 2023 AFL, NRLW and NRL grand finals

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