Morning Mail: Kyle and Jackie O’s underage listeners, pay gap persists, Socceroos play Bahrain

Walkley win | Guardian Australia has claimed an award for innovation at the 69th annual Walkley awards with a story by a team of six showcasing text messages exchanged between Palestinian friends – one in Gaza, one in the US – in the opening days of the Israel-Gaza war.

Pay gap persists | Female chief executives are paid an average of $170,000 less than their male counterparts – a gender pay gap of 25% – according to government figures released today.

Paris ‘working’ | The climate change minister, Chris Bowen, has declared the landmark Paris agreement is “working” as it had brought the world back from “the brink of catastrophic 4C warming”, but argued countries must set the most ambitious emissions targets possible for 2035 to limit worsening global heating.

Cyber warning | Cybercriminals are using fake QR codes or sophisticated artificial intelligence scams to trick Australians into giving up their private details or downloading dangerous files, the nation’s signals intelligence agency has warned, as fraudsters take advantage of the technology’s popularity.

Bee Gee dies | Colin Petersen, a Queenslander who was the original drummer for Bee Gees, has died aged 78. By a strange quirk, the drummer who played with the band in their 70s pomp, Dennis Bryon, has also died in the past week.

Missile strike | Ukraine fired six US-made Atacms missiles at Russia’s Bryansk region (pictured), Moscow claims, in what would be the first use of the weapons on Russian territory since the Biden administration lifted restrictions.

Trump adjournment | Donald Trump’s scheduled 26 November sentencing in his Manhattan criminal hush-money case has been adjourned, but prosecutors are fighting its dismissal. Also, reports say the president-elect thinks senators will not endorse his choice of Matt Gaetz as attorney general.

Farm ‘betrayal’ | British farmers say they have been “betrayed” by the government’s budget changes to inheritance tax for agricultural properties as hundreds travelled to London to lobby their local MPs.

‘Macho’ society | Gisèle Pelicot, who was drugged by her husband and allegedly raped by dozens of men he invited into her bedroom for more than a decade, has told a court that “macho” society must change its attitude on rape.

‘We’re horrified’ | A newborn baby girl will have to go through life with the wrong sex on her birth certificate after a registrar’s error, which her parents have been told they cannot change.

Cricket | With the Border-Gavaskar Trophy at stake as India return to Australia, we take a look at the tourists who could play a major hand in the series, from Rishabh Pant to Akash Deep.

World Cup 2026 | The Socceroos couldn’t afford any more slip-ups in their qualifying match in Bahrain this morning. Follow the action as it happened here.

Athletics | Tatyana Tomashova of Russia has been stripped of her medal in the 2012 women’s Olympic 1500m final on retrospective doping offences – the fifth athlete to be disqualified in the race seen as one of the dirtiest in history.

Tennis | Roger Federer has published a long letter paying tribute to great rival Rafael Nadal ahead of the Spaniard’s retirement, saying: “Your old friend is always cheering for you.”