The Guardian Australia - 2020-10-16

• National cabinet meeting to discuss Darwin quarantine postponed due to 'problem' with PM's plane
• More Australian social housing is the obvious answer to more than one question
• London patients waiting 21 weeks for routine NHS blood tests
• Gladys Berejiklia­n angrily rejects Labor charge she is a 'sounding board for corruption'
• Héritier Lumumba: former player sues Collingwoo­d and AFL over alleged racism
• Australian man suffers double eye injury in magpie swooping attack after 'conversati­on' turns ugly
• Jacinda Ardern prevails in final debate before New Zealand election
• Asio to review terror terms including ‘rightwing extremists’ which Liberal MP says causes anxiety
• October surprise! Social media restricts Biden story
• Melbourne dad who shook baby son who later died is jailed for nine years
• Fears Virgin Australia will be turned into budget airline after CEO walks
• Guardian Australia receives four nomination­s in 2020 Walkley awards
• I see people protesting against having to stay home, and I want to scream
• Former MP Daryl Maguire tells Icac he sought Gladys Berejiklia­n's guidance on his debts
• Rio Tinto vows to stop blocking traditiona­l owners in Pilbara from speaking out against heritage destructio­n
• 'Not everyone wants to swing a shovel': Queensland election jobs plans miss the mark
• Deer in Sydney captured and put down at Taronga Zoo after roaming streets
• ABC journalist Dan Oakes will not be charged over Afghan Files reporting, AFP says
• Coalition blasted after blaming Covid for delay in creating federal anti-corruption body
• Foreign veto laws: Labor warns of ‘unpreceden­ted power’ and lack of oversight
• Contact tracing delay and a failure to reveal all threatens to spark Covid outbreak in regional Victoria
• MPs' 'loose talk' drives Australia's relationsh­ip with China to very low point, former defence chief warns
• Man shot dead in NSW Central Coast police car pursuit
• The US electoral system is not a pretty sight. Australia should take heed
• ‘Machines set loose to slaughter’: the dangerous rise of military AI
• Private firms provide software and informatio­n to police, documents show
• China losing interest in Australian coal isn't about diplomacy – it's simply market dynamics
• Democrats are resigned to losing the supreme court battle – but set on winning the war
• Starmer has the intellect, the economics, the science. Johnson has his apathy
• Britain's Covid-19 strategy simply adds up to many more jobless people
• Covid shows why care is in crisis: we have crushed the humanity out of it
• I've been forced to become a hoarder – by an acute case of landfill panic
• The Guardian view on Brexit talks: not too late for realism
• The Guardian view on saving the arts: what about the artists?
• China's Sinopharm offered experiment­al vaccine to students going abroad – reports
• Third of newborns with Covid infected before or during birth – study
• Derren Brown: 'I was a terrible attention seeker'
• Long Covid: what we know so far
• Ending Covid-19 via herd immunity is 'a dangerous fallacy'
• Greener play areas boost children’s immune systems, research finds
• Rewild to mitigate the climate crisis, urge leading scientists
• OnePlus 8T review: slick phone fully charges in just 37 minutes
• Facebook and Twitter restrict controvers­ial New York Post story on Joe Biden
• Apple's iPhone 12 Mini could mark end of giant smartphone era
• Mal Meninga joins Queensland coaching staff for State of Origin tilt
• Australian Open backed to go ahead if AFL-style training bubble can be set up
• Summer start for A-League and W-League with openers on same day in December
• Modern-day coaches win hearts before minds in bid to reach AFL grand final
• Southgate backs Maguire to shrug off criticism after red card costs England
• John Reid obituary
• Dr Richard Freeman admits third data loss after UCI request over bloods
• Manchester United and Liverpool forced into Project Big Picture climbdown
• At Aston Villa we want players in the classroom as well as the boot room
• Forward-thinking Exeter are easy to see coming but far harder to stop
• Liverpool and Everton braced for Merseyside derby with a difference
• Everton derby omens, the Rom Boys and WNBA's champagne moment

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