The Guardian Australia - 2022-01-17

• Novak Djokovic leaves Australia after court upholds visa cancellati­on
• Tsunami from Tonga volcano eruption leaves trail of flood damage
• England collapse again in fifth Test as Australia ease to 4-0 Ashes series win
• Imagine if Australia applied its new no-dickhead policy on Novak Djokovic to government troublemak­ers
• Australia Covid update: Greg Hunt says Omicron may be peaking as NSW warned ‘difficult three weeks’ ahead
• How antivirals provide hope to vulnerable Covid patients
• Woman pushed to her death in front of New York subway train
• Chinese dialects in decline as government enforces Mandarin
• Australia offers assistance to tsunami-hit Tonga after undersea volcano eruption
• Texas synagogue siege: hostages safe and gunman dead after 10-hour standoff
• Trail of African bling reveals 50,000-year-old social network
• Key moments in Novak Djokovic’s Australian saga
• The Djokovic circus allows us to see all our Covid prejudices being played out
• Novak Djokovic awaits Australia visa ruling after lawyers debate his vaccinatio­n views
• Tonga: tsunami floods streets and cuts communicat­ion after undersea volcano erupts
• Cryptoland runs aground as $12m bid to buy Fiji island for resort falls through
• Isolating with Covid: Australian­s grapple with supply shortages and shared houses
• ‘Nothing else matters’: the football event that enthrals (and now and then divides) Australia’s Afghan community
• I bought six suitcases from Alexander Downer thinking they were empty. The fishnets fell out first
• ‘Second thoughts’: what makes North Korean defectors want to go back?
• Pacific tsunami threat recedes as volcano ash cloud covers Tonga
• Kazakhstan authoritie­s raise death toll from unrest to 225
• Panic as Kosovo pulls the plug on its energyguzz­ling bitcoin miners
• Prince Harry files legal claim over right to pay for UK police protection
• Recruitmen­t of veterans by extremists may increase, top Democrat warns
• Hundreds join vigil in London for murdered teacher Ashling Murphy
• ‘We’ll fight to the end.’ Ukraine defiant in face of Vladimir Putin’s phoney war
• France’s divided leftwing candidates called on to back ‘people’s primary’
• Concern for UK security as anti-vaxxer groups evolve towards US-style militias
• Prince Andrew’s lawyers want to quiz accuser’s psychologi­st and husband
• Medics in Tigray plead with Ethiopia for insulin airlift as supplies run out
• Why are young Australian­s locked out of home ownership? The answer is politics
• Corporate sedition is more damaging to America than the Capitol attack
• Royal or otherwise, sex abuse stories have a grim familiarit­y in the wielding of male power
• How Ronnie Spector’s outlaw spirit and sound has echoed down the music generation­s
• More platinum jubilee pudding, Your Majesty? No, I thought not
• Scotland’s a conservati­ve country. But Scottish Tories are held back by London HQ
• Ending religion lessons in schools leads to overall decline in belief but not morals
• Why am I getting Christmas cards in January? Royal Mail under fire for long delays
• Energy firms boosted by gas price spikes paid £200bn to shareholde­rs since 2010
• UK tourism industry in peril as overseas visitors stay away
• The Observer view on Boris Johnson hurting the country and shaming his party
• ‘I’d keep it on the down low’: the secret life of a super-recogniser
• Is the US nearing its Covid peak? Experts warn against letting guard down
• Hindu gods, Aztec rites, Blondie hits … why the heart is our eternal symbol
• Mother who gave birth to stillborn son while in Covid coma urges people to get vaccine
• How weekly bike rides with a group of supportive women showed me a route to joy
• ‘You may feel your cortisol levels declining’: why Siri should be an Irish man
• Virat Kohli departs as India’s Test captain but his legacy will live on
• ‘Bromance’: Nick Kyrgios says Novak Djokovic personally thanked him for support
• Australian Diamonds crush New Zealand in Quad Series statement
• Klopp urges Liverpool players to step up and score in absence of Mané and Salah
• Emma Raducanu well placed to move forward under glaring spotlight
• When football’s laws are so inflexible, referees’ gaffes are harder to swallow
• Tennis great Chris Evert having treatment for ovarian cancer
• City players’ dedication to winning is more valuable than title, says Guardiola
• Djokovic’s vaccine stance leaves him short of support from fellow players
• How Coventry United battled back from brink of extinction
• Southampto­n in talks with Chelsea over permanent move for Armando Broja
• Unstoppabl­e Josh Allen leads Bills to crushing playoff victory over Patriots
• Anthony Martial denies refusing to be included in Manchester United squad

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