The Guardian Australia - 2020-10-12

• Unexploded 45kg bomb found off Australia's Lord Howe Island
• The federal budget reveals an ideology that is set to kill any recovery just as it is getting started
• European Space Agency finalises plans to ‘explore the moon properly’
• Scott Morrison casts gloom on Australia's prospects for quarantine-free travel with Europe and US
• Wallabies and All Blacks settle for draw after dramatic end to Bledisloe Cup opener
• Kevin Rudd petition calls for royal commission into News Corp domination of Australian media
• Spain becomes cannabis hub as criminals fill tourism void
• Republican­s express fears Donald Trump will lose presidenti­al election
• Injured man in hospital after eight-hour rescue from remote cave in Tasmania
• Victoria Covid hotspots: list of Melbourne and regional case locations
• Lindsey Graham says Black people can 'go anywhere' in South Carolina if conservati­ve
• Daniel Andrews says he will give phone records to Victoria's hotel quarantine inquiry
• Sydney residents raise $33,000 for Chinese family of food delivery rider killed by bus
• Josh Frydenberg says Coalition is 'fully committed' to further tax cuts
• 'I'm worried I won't be able to walk': Melburnian­s with disabiliti­es fear aftermath of long lockdown
• Can the Centre Alliance hold? Rebekha Sharkie faces 'betrayal' claims after universiti­es vote
• BYO: council blames wharf dispute for the great Brisbane dog poo bag shortage
• Australia needs to find its heart, brain and courage to recover from the Covid nightmare
• Trump said he could kill and win – Covid and cheating may prove it
• Is Donald Trump a bully or bold protector? That depends on whom you ask
• Lindsey Graham, reverse ferret: how John McCain's spaniel became Trump's poodle
• Being ‘British’ is one thing, but what exactly are we so proud of?
• The anti-lockdown scientists’ cause would be more persuasive if it weren’t so half-baked
• Mangrove isn’t simply a ‘black story’, but central to our country’s history
• We'll move on from the EU vote but we are now stuck in our tribe. Welcome to Brexitland…
• I'm gutted for all those artists told to go away and retrain
• The Observer view on the informatio­n commission­er's Cambridge Analytica investigat­ion
• Still filing your emails? Science says it's a waste of time
• The Observer view on Nagorno-Karabakh
• Wreck of the world’s oldest slave ship at risk of destructio­n
• British Museum to repatriate ancient tiles smuggled into UK in a suitcase
• Soup and wine with Roger Penrose, master of gravity, light and infinity
• The race for a Covid vaccine: inside the Australian lab working round the clock to produce 100m doses
• Northern England mayors given noon deadline to submit Covid plans
• Can we trust Chinese Covid-19 science?
• Arsène Wenger: ‘I try to read everything that helps me understand human beings’
• Would herd immunity stop the spread of coronaviru­s?
• 'It was a difficult time': Julie Fitzgerald responds to Caitlin Bassett exit
• Dylan Alcott underlines status with 11th grand slam title at French Open
• Swiatek is tennis' latest young winner to show contempt for custom
• Southgate plays down Gascoigne comparison­s amid Grealish hype
• Djokovic's gift to unsettle threatens Rafael Nadal's kingdom
• Kick It Out to work with Facebook on scheme to tackle football racism
• Alex Dowsett takes Giro d'Italia stage eight after Simon Yates withdraws
• Less money but lots of ideas: how the pandemic transfer window unfolded
• What Exeter really think of Saracens: 'They won those titles by cheating'
• Eric Dier delighted by Harry Maguire's return for Belgium test
• Nations League roundup: Spain and Germany unimpressi­ve in victories

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