The Guardian Australia - 2023-11-15

• ‘None’ of 81 people released from immigratio­n detention arrived during Albanese government, Labor says
• Rapist officer’s tenure at NSW women’s prison extended by governor despite ‘serious allegation­s’ from inmates
• Rusted gravestone plaque brings end to family’s search for Sydney grandfathe­r missing for 70 years
• Ex-Trump lawyer says ‘boss’ was not going to leave White House
• David McBride trial: soldiers shouldn’t be guided by public interest, commonweal­th says
• Optus resellers make few or no announceme­nts of compensati­on after nationwide network outage
• McDonald’s harassment and bullying cases ‘truly horrific’, says UK boss
• ‘Woman with the flower tattoo’ killed in Antwerp in 1992 is identified as Briton
• Gaza diary part 21: ‘Is this what we’ve come to? Praying that we die in one piece?’
• Film-makers pull out after Amsterdam festival condemns Palestine protest
• ‘We deserve our fair share’: state Labor leaders clash with federal government over infrastruc­ture plan
• Australia and other western government­s ‘paralysed’ in response to Gaza conflict, says UN expert
• Afternoon Update: Australia ‘paralysed’ in Gaza response, UN official says; CommBank records $2.5bn profit; and radio host missing in crocodile waters
• Sydney commuters caught in 26km traffic jam after sprinkler test goes awry
• ‘Defensive’ police missed their opportunit­y, NSW gay hate inquiry told
• Victorian premier suggests businesses could pay more if Coalition votes down WorkCover reforms
• MP Kate Chaney launches bid to overturn ban on accessing assisted dying appointmen­ts via telehealth
• Sonya was told her rapist would ‘never be free’. Then a high court decision saw him released into the Brisbane community
• ‘Alarming’: convincing AI vaccine and vaping disinforma­tion generated by Australian researcher­s
• ‘It’s Warlpiri identity’: Indigenous photos, drawings and sacred objects come home after 60 years
• Rewarding failure? With David Cameron’s return, it’s being celebrated like never before
• ‘Conspiraci­es are just theories … not fact’: the Secret Service agent haunted by JFK’s shooting
• Studio 10 morning show axed by Channel 10 after a decade on air
• Anthony Albanese’s Labor branch calls for Gaza ceasefire and condemns Israeli ‘retributio­n’
• Australia’s sea-dumping legislatio­n: what is it and what does it mean for the marine environmen­t?
• Firms that donate to political parties twice as likely to win government contracts, analysis finds
• Extreme drought in northern Italy mirrors climate in Ethiopia
• Abducted Zimbabwe opposition activist Tapfumaney­i Masaya found dead
• YouTube to offer option to flag AI-generated songs that mimic artists’ voices
• Hong Kong lecture by British barrister linked to Jimmy Lai trial cancelled
• US supreme court announces ethics code amid pressure over gift scandals
• Woman who stole millions from Dennis Rodman and others released from jail
• Chickenpox vaccine should be given to children on NHS, experts say
• Italy’s far right embraces Middle-earth as PM opens Tolkien show
• Unesco under fire for failing to prevent evictions at Angkor Wat temple site
• UK to loosen post-Brexit chemical regulation­s further
• Barry Manilow says secret relationsh­ip ‘saved my life’ during his rise to fame
• Some ultra-processed foods are good for your health, WHO-backed study finds
• Bernie Sanders: US should back union movement ‘to save the middle class’
• How Argentina’s hyperinfla­tion could clinch election for far-right Milei
• Former foreign minister urges Iran not to get lured into war with Israel
• The ghosts haunting China’s cities
• ‘Back to the future’: how the papers covered the return of David Cameron
• ‘They rile me’: views on the pros and cons of UK supermarke­t self-checkouts
• How can I tell a new partner that I urinate when I ejaculate?
• Naked Attraction laid bare: seven stars of the show on why they stripped off
• How a father’s love for his daughter challenged India’s ‘rape culture’
• The experts: Cardiologi­sts on 20 simple, successful steps to a healthy heart
• Why has Hollywood failed to produce a truly great soccer movie?
• Japan’s haiku poets lost for words as climate crisis disrupts seasons
• ‘I’m still friends with the person who applied my pubic wig’: how we made Cold Feet
• Skincare, blow dries and the importance of lunch: party people share their glam routines
• The ultimate haute cuisine: outdoor cooking on the Lake District’s fells
• Imperfectl­y good: movement tackles issue of food going to waste on aesthetic grounds
• Desperatio­n Road review – Mel Gibson still after redemption in southern crime yarn
• Tired of Winning review: Jonathan Karl on Trump as Hitler wannabe
• Karma by Boy George review – loud, vainglorio­us and very funny
• ‘My son was like: what?! Mum!’ Norma Winstone, the British jazz singer being sampled by Drake
• The Crown actor says events leading to Diana’s death must have been ‘unbearable’
• A Murder at the End of the World review – Emma Corrin is utterly seductive as the ‘Gen Z Sherlock Holmes’
• Pottery, woodwork and The Great British Bake Off: how joyful gentle hobbies took over television
• ‘A world of shameless self-promotion’: Hollywood actors are back and busy
• Sounds of Australia: Slip, Slop, Slap and Menstruati­on Blues join national archive
• Why I’m throwing a party to celebrate menopause
• The past years were the hottest on record. Yet we’re on track to burn more fossil fuels
• How has it fallen to the king to fight the cost of living crisis?
• Grief is fuelling repression and racism in Israel. But our movement for peace is growing
• Everyone loves diversity and inclusion – until you stick up for Palestinia­ns
• Run-down rental homes are putting children in hospital: this is an urgent public health issue
• Landsec shifts focus from City of London to West End as tenants seek ‘vibrancy’
• Ofcom hits Royal Mail with a regulatory twig
• UK jobs market dodges hit from economic slowdown
• Jeremy Hunt needs to act on staff shortages in autumn statement
• Ministers urged to expand cost of living support as MPs find Britons ‘slipping through net’
• Trump Jr hails ‘sexiness’ of father’s properties at New York fraud trial
• Wimbledon expansion plan dealt blow as planners advise rejecting it
• The Guardian view on Rishi Sunak’s reshuffle: the Tories can’t escape their own chaos
• The Guardian view on Gaza’s casualties: mounting calls for a ceasefire must be heeded
• Dominica creates world’s first marine protected area for sperm whales
• Let forests grow old to store huge volume of carbon – study
• Campaigner­s warn against Thames Water’s £250m effluent ‘recycling’ scheme
• Techscape: NFTs were meant to change everything – what happened?
• AI could predict heart attack risk up to 10 years in the future, finds Oxford study
• White faces generated by AI are more convincing than photos, finds survey
• Nepal says it will ban TikTok, citing effect on ‘social harmony’
• Scars from South Africa’s ultimate selfsabota­ge still bring pain and fear
• Graham Arnold reaches milestone as Socceroos continue on World Cup path
• ‘Dream come true’: wonderkid Nestory Irankunda signs for Bayern Munich
• Rugby Australia takes over NSW high performanc­e as strategic reset begins
• Top WBBL wicket-taker Lauren Cheatle eyes Australian Test debut in India
• F1 apologises to Las Vegas for disruption caused by new night race
• James Ward-Prowse’s set-piece mastery is a beautiful mystery in plain sight
• NRL expansion into Papua New Guinea must include women’s team, former players say
• Black Caps play like they have nothing to lose – which should make India wary
• FA suspends council member over ‘Hitler proud of Netanyahu’ post
• Welcome to Wayne’s world: Barnes lifts lid on the dark side of refereeing
• Super-agent Rafaela Pimenta: ‘Alex Ferguson hit the table and our tea spilled everywhere’

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