The Guardian Australia - 2021-10-19

• No change to Australia’s 2030 emissions reduction target as Scott Morrison focuses on net zero deal
• Northern Territory chief minister and US senator Ted Cruz in Twitter spat over Covid vaccines
• No precedent for ABC’s $200k payment in Louise Milligan defamation dispute, auditor general says
• The opening of Icac’s inquiry into Gladys Berejiklia­n was a contrast to her shock resignatio­n
• Victoria Covid update: more than 40 police stood down for refusing Covid vaccine
• Homicide squad investigat­ing disappeara­nce of Cleo Smith, four, from family’s tent in Western Australia
• Ben Roberts-Smith’s backers at Seven commission­ed secret report into war crime allegation­s, court hears
• Former senior Labor party member implicates faction ‘linchpin’ at Victorian anticorrup­tion hearing
• Former Sony Music Australia boss Denis Handlin stripped of third award over toxic workplace culture allegation­s
• Intersex people undergo surgery when too young to give consent, inquiry told
• Public servant tells Icac he would have raised grant concerns if he’d known of Berejiklia­n’s secret relationsh­ip
• TGA dismisses bid to make contracept­ive pill available over the counter in Australia
• Doctor who advocated Covid-19 therapy including ivermectin applied for patent on same unproven treatment
• Juukan Gorge inquiry calls for overhaul of Australia’s ‘grossly inadequate’ Aboriginal heritage laws
• Trivago should be fined $90m for misleading Australian consumers, ACCC tells court
• Australia could see Covid surge from new variants even after 80% vaccinatio­n when border reopens
• Nerves as NSW children head back to school, after months of Covid lockdown
• ‘It makes us sick’: remote NT community wants answers about uranium in its water supply
• Extracurri­cular activities benefit kids from poorer families most but access a problem, Australian study finds
• Court orders mute asylum seeker detained in Australia be released into community or moved to Nauru
• Australia’s race to net zero is transforma­tive: those who hesitate are lost
• Malcolm Turnbull on Murdoch, lies and the climate crisis: ‘The same forces that enabled Trump are at work in Australia’
• China economy slows as power cuts, property woes and Covid take toll
• MPs’ safety: Dominic Raab reveals three threats to ‘life and limb’
• ‘It feels really natural’: hundreds pose nude for Spencer Tunick shoot near Dead Sea
• India floods: at least 25 dead after heavy rains spark landslides in Kerala
• Fukushima: Japan’s new PM won’t delay release of contaminat­ed water into ocean
• US urges UK to rebuild relations with Paris after submarine contract row
• Prince William reveals Earthshot Prize winners in global bid to tackle climate crisis
• Trial of three white men accused of murdering Ahmaud Arbery set to begin
• Clubs face bouncer shortage as UK staffing squeeze hits nightlife
• Group of 17 missionari­es and family members kidnapped in Haiti
• Chinese military condemns US and Canada over warships in Taiwan Strait
• Home Office criticised over handling of Sri Lankan scientist’s asylum claim
• Little Amal in Britain: giant puppet of Syrian girl reaches her journey’s end
• Capitol attack panel’s message to Steve Bannon: we won’t forget about you
• Macron: police violence at 1961 Algerian protest ‘unforgivab­le’
• It’s bizarre to see a Covid patient deny Covid exists while gasping for breath
• Biden’s budget could transform life for working women. Don’t let Manchin gut it
• From childlessn­ess to the climate crisis, why is the blame always on us?
• Don’t write off radical feminism – it’s always been ahead of its time
• The Guardian view on French politics: the great moving right show
• The Guardian view on the Nobel prize in literature: beauty out of universal loss
• New Victoria Covid restrictio­ns: update to Melbourne lockdown, curfew and regional Vic coronaviru­s rules explained
• Victoria Covid exposure sites: full list of Melbourne and regional Vic coronaviru­s hotspots and trend in cases
• THG founder Moulding to give up golden share after stock price plunge
• Ford to invest £230m in electric vehicle plant on Merseyside
• Cambridge firm targets medical robots boom – but will it stay British?
• Want to know what a just transition to a green economy looks like? Ask the workers
• Factory farms of disease: how industrial chicken production is breeding the next pandemic
• We put our child in charge for a day – it was both terrifying and freeing
• Readers reply: how would sport be different if everyone was allowed to dope?
• ‘At once intolerabl­e and addictive’: five wellbeing courses and apps, road-tested
• Newcastle take emotional ride on day of unspeakabl­e strangenes­s
• Matildas abuse allegation­s: details of investigat­ion set to be revealed
• Hawthorn great backs Andy Gowers in shakeup of Jeff Kennett’s board
• ‘Being me is enough’: Rory McIlroy revels in turnaround to win CJ Cup
• ‘Our sport can be safe and exciting’: NFL points the way for dealing with concussion
• Scotland stun Bangladesh to make dream start to T20 World Cup
• Clare Connor: ‘There were lots of sexist jokes … that isn’t without damage’
• Cameron Norrie claims biggest win of his career to collect Indian Wells title
• Sean Wainui: New Zealand rugby mourns death of Super Rugby star
• Premier League: 10 talking points from the weekend’s action
• Norwich goalkeeper Dan Barden diagnosed with testicular cancer
• Baker Mayfield is not the problem. But he’s not the solution either
• Arsène Wenger invites national team managers to meeting over World Cup
• ‘Safe’ standing barriers are anything but, says former Wembley Stadium manager

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