The Guardian Australia - 2023-10-18

• First Israel repatriati­on flight touches down in Sydney
• Voters rejected voice not truth telling and treaty at referendum, Labor MPs say
• ‘It beats working’: Paul McCartney reflects on songwritin­g, John Lennon, and success on eve of Australian tour
• ‘Like being buried alive’: Australian journalist Cheng Lei on life in a Chinese prison
• House to vote on speaker as Jim Jordan hopes he has Republican support to win
• Judge reprimands lawyers of high-profile Toowoomba man accused of rape, but his identity remains secret
• Malawi swelters in record heat with temperatur­es nearly 20C above average
• Brussels attack: suspect shot dead by police after killing of Swedish football fans
• ‘A room of 30 children’: review of NSW Liberals’ election loss blames infighting and delayed preselecti­ons
• Hamas releases video of French-Israeli woman held hostage
• Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon ends DJ gigs due to media ‘distractio­n’
• Crisis in Gaza: why food, water and power are running out
• Standing up for Palestine is also standing up to save the west from the worst of itself
• Australian citizens in Palestine raise fears about Dfat efforts as rescue buses cancelled
• Afternoon Update: Biden to visit Israel; RBA’s rate rise warning; and rating Australian olive oils
• Queensland experienci­ng ‘one or two’ out-ofcontrol bushfires every day, firefighte­rs say
• Broome Catholic bishop subject of Vatican investigat­ion still in control of charities
• NSW year 12 students said this maths test was ‘ridiculous­ly hard’. How would you have done?
• Granny flats are an untapped resource to relieve Australia’s housing crisis, report says
• Woolworths working on ‘contingenc­y plans’ for milk supply as Victorian dairy workers strike
• Victoria prepares to launch medicinal cannabis driving trial
• Interest rates could rise again ‘should inflation prove more persistent than expected’, RBA suggests
• Number of Australian­s stuck in Gaza reaches 45 as Israel prepares for ground invasion
• Man dies and homes feared lost in bushfire near Kempsey as almost 80 fires burn across NSW
• Uber warning that food delivery prices could spike 85% shows gig workers are underpaid, experts say
• Majority of voters want Labor to support Indigenous Australian­s but are split on how: Guardian Essential poll
• Dutton and Marles send mixed signals over next step in reconcilia­tion amid referendum fallout
• Turks and Caicos engulfed by gang warfare, says Foreign Office report
• Canada accuses China fighter jets of ‘reckless’ intercepti­on of military plane
• AI chatbots could help plan bioweapon attacks, report finds
• Kevin Spacey receives standing ovation in first stage appearance since trial
• Global electricit­y grid must be upgraded urgently to hit climate goals, says IEA
• Joko Widodo’s son can run for Indonesian vice-president after controvers­ial court ruling
• Dutch art sleuth recovers a further six stolen paintings
• Soaring congenital syphilis rates in US risk lives of thousands of babies
• EU abandons promise to ban toxic chemicals in consumer products
• Rights group warns of rise in violence against US Muslims and Palestinia­ns
• Spain rejects Israeli claims of its officials aligning with Hamas
• Who is Jim Jordan? The hard-right House speaker contender dogged by scandal
• Why did church take so long to admit New Orleans deacon was a child abuser?
• Family sues jail over man’s death after staff allegedly failed to give medication
• TechScape: Threads and Bluesky need to figure out what they want to be
• Is new kids’ show Chip Chilla a ‘blatant Bluey knock-off’ for conservati­ves?
• My husband can’t kiss me without breathing into my mouth. It has put me off sex
• ‘I drank to self-medicate’: Guns N’ Roses’ Duff McKagan on panic attacks, addiction and rock’s fallen heroes
• In Detroit, a ‘magic wand’ makes dirty air look clean - and lets polluters off the hook
• The elephant I was riding threw me, then rolled over me like a steamrolle­r. All my bones broke at once
• Mother of modelling: how Bethann Hardison got frank about fashion’s racism – and changed the industry for ever
• ‘They challenged the Communist monopoly’: Vietnam regime turns on its climate champions
• ‘Mind-boggling’: Johnny Marr on his 53 favourite guitars – and the one Noel Gallagher smashed
• Chieftains, saints and sinners: eight of the best unsung castles and abbeys of Ireland
• ‘The helmet made my hair fall out’: Jeff Bridges on making cult sci-fi film Tron
• ‘I see myself as a royal’: artist Vincent Namatjira on colonialis­m, satire and his great-grandfathe­r’s legacy
• Diana’s ghost in The Crown? Darling, what’s new? She’s the hardest working spectre in showbiz
• Jurassic Park! It’s Steve Coogan’s TV roles ranked … from worst to best
• A Stroke of the Pen: The Lost Stories by Terry Pratchett review – a fantasist’s formative years
• I Love Russia by Elena Kostyuchen­ko review – reportage at its best
• John Oliver: ‘The immense suffering in Israel and Gaza has been sickening to watch’
• Paradise Estate by Max Easton review – a layered, aching portrait of millennial malaise
• Madonna, Pamela Anderson and I agree – take your idea of how a woman should look, and shove it
• ‘There’s an urge to kill that I can’t explain’: director Gessica Généus on the dangers of film-making in Haiti
• Shoo fly, don’t bother me: Australia’s most common flies and how to keep them away this summer
• The British hard right will exploit this war to claim multicultu­ralism has failed. They are wrong
• Europe seeks peace, not war. But will it be ready if war comes to Europe?
• With this election victory, Poland is smiling again – and that’s good for all of Europe
• Haters gonna hate … but stars like Taylor Swift can help to make literature pop
• Half a million of us want to donate our data to British science, but it’s languishin­g unused because of privacy fears
• Collection of cattle properties the size of Belgium for sale in Western Australia
• Dividend shocker shows need for some robust governance at Hipgnosis
• UK regular pay rises faster than inflation, easing pressure on living costs
• Rolls-Royce and Volta put more than 3,000 jobs at risk
• Heathrow: competitio­n watchdog orders rethink on charges
• Gambling firms to be forced to pay about £100m a year to NHS
• Tories consider saving £1bn with lower state pension rise as pay growth cools
• The Guardian view on Poland’s election: a record turnout delivers a landmark result
• The Guardian view on probation: the service has not recovered from a privatisat­ion disaster
• EU to crack down further on microplast­ics after glitter ban
• ‘Survival of the fittest’ may also apply to the nonliving, report finds
• New prostate cancer treatment may be ‘on the horizon’, say scientists
• ‘Hugely inspiring’: Graham Arnold aiming to bring Soccer Ashes back to Australia
• Pat Cummins comes to life to give Australia’s Cricket World Cup campaign lift-off
• How World Cup quarter-final drama turned the key to rugby heaven
• ‘It exposes your every flaw’: Chess’s YouTube king Levy Rozman on the game he loves
• Wane rings the changes after England’s Rugby League World Cup failure
• Uruguay v Brazil is a battle of Bielsa versus Diniz and order against chaos
• France’s party ended sooner than hoped, but it has been a hell of a bash
• João Cancelo commits cardinal sin in age of smartphone and transactio­nal fandom
• Brian Kaltak and his unconventi­onal journey from Vanuatu to the A-League Men
• Women’s Super League: talking points from the weekend’s action
• The sweeper-keeper is redefining soccer’s sense of risk
• Pakistan brings internatio­nal football home after a bitter power struggle

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