The Guardian Australia - 2022-10-13

• Barnaby Joyce called on to apologise for Nazi Germany comparison­s over Indigenous voice
• WHO chief urges immediate action to tackle ‘devastatin­g’ long Covid
• Covid outbreak on Ruby Princess ‘not an accident’ and cruise should never have sailed, court told
• Murray-Darling Basin plan: states likely to get extra time to deliver water
• Labor ramps up pressure on gas industry as energy prices rise but stops short of price caps
• Toondah Harbour developer says curlew numbers unlikely to be affected, as species already in decline
• Youpla collapse: ACCC warns funeral directors against ripping off victims
• Queensland police discipline system ‘failed’ officers sexually assaulted by colleagues, minister says
• ‘Epically failed’: SMS warnings took more than 12 hours to reach flooded Brisbane residents
• Victorian Liberal leader distances himself from party HQ after shock departure of its legal adviser
• Australia predicted to avoid worst of downturn as IMF warns of global recession
• Solar panel inquiries ‘off the charts’ after Alinta boss predicts 35% power price rise
• From Australia’s most youthful industry to a spirits boom: seven work trends from the census
• Bali bombings: Albanese to pay tribute to victims of act of ‘calculated depravity’
• Sarah Hanson-Young declares support for Indigenous voice campaign and expects Greens to do likewise
• Australian doctors struggling to meet demand of patients seeking help for long Covid, inquiry told
• ‘We’re not lying down on this one’: John Barilaro to fight assault charge in court
• Police urge drivers to stay off flooded roads after NSW man dies in submerged car
• NSW joins Victoria in scrapping mandatory reporting for positive Covid tests
• Stamp duty vs land tax: how to save money on five NSW properties
• Controvers­ial ex-Liberal Geoff Shaw to run for United Australia oarty in Victorian election
• Morning mail: 200,000 robodebt reviews wiped, G7 leaders warn Putin over nuclear threat, Bali bombings remembered
• Businesses lobby for carbon tariffs as Labor says Australia is ‘back in the game’ on climate
• Most Australian­s want federal anticorrup­tion body’s hearings to be more open, poll suggests
• UK economy shrinks by 0.3% on back of manufactur­ing slump
• Fears French fuel crisis could spread amid plans to order strikers to work
• Lockdown babies slower to meet some milestones, study finds
• Shanghai says water supplies 'normal' after shortage scare sparks hoarding
• Sources in Russian analyst’s Trump dossier fabricated, prosecutor­s argue
• Ireland apologise for singing pro-IRA song after reaching Women’s World Cup
• Senior female BBC employees say corporatio­n ‘ignored’ harassment by DJ
• Unaired Kanye West-Tucker Carlson material contains more racist conspiracy theories
• Trio whose boat sank in Gulf of Mexico rescued from water after fighting off shark
• Aung San Suu Kyi faces total of 26 years in prison after latest corruption sentencing
• Thousands still without power weeks after Hurricane Fiona hit Puerto Rico
• Netflix to reveal for first time how many people watch its shows in the UK
• US justice department urges supreme court to reject Trump appeal on Mar-a-Lago documents
• Mahathir Mohamad: 97-year-old Malaysian former leader to run for parliament
• Fish GPS? Scientists find goldfish go farther next to certain stripes
• I hope my Iranian sisters go down in history igniting a revolution – but condemning the atrocities is not enough
• Is using tracking apps for our children protective or suffocatin­g?
• I am no fan of agricultur­al chemicals but without them food would cost much more
• Delusional broadcast disorder has claimed its latest victim: John Cleese
• Populist rhetoric without the popularity – Truss’s guaranteed recipe for failure
• New Zealand’s local elections appear to show a backlash against Ardern. The reality is more complex
• The misogynist­ic hate being flung at Angelina Jolie over her divorce feels like Amber Heard all over again
• The Guardian view on Putin’s escalation­s: dangerous times
• Almost 200,000 robodebt cases to be wiped as Albanese government condemns ‘shameful’ scheme
• British Steel auditor Mazars resigns over fee disagreeme­nt
• UK richest family accused of ‘playing Scrooge’ over below real living wage workers’ pay
• Jacob Rees-Mogg says pensions not at risk as he hits out at BBC
• UK trade regulators struggling to cope due to poor Brexit planning, MPs say
• Power giants to face windfall tax after all as Liz Truss delivers U-turn
• The Guardian view on Trussonomi­cs: bringing on social and financial devastatio­n
• New NHS genetic testing service ‘could save thousands of children’ in England
• Hundreds of skeletons found beneath old Pembrokesh­ire department store
• ‘It’s really happening’: tears of joy as space mission nears Cornwall launch
• The data is clear: long Covid is devastatin­g people’s lives and livelihood­s
• IPhones calling 911 from owners’ pockets on rollercoas­ters
• Young people using TikTok is no problem, GCHQ chief says
• ‘I love you, and there’s nothing you can do about it’: will jail silence Jeremy Vine’s stalker?
• Matildas defeat Denmark to claim first win over top-20 nation in 12 months
• David Warner’s leadership ban to be examined at Cricket Australia AGM
• How Hockey Canada’s code of silence helped rot the country’s national sport
• Men’s netball brought out from ‘behind closed doors’ in landmark series
• Celtic out of Champions League as Timo Werner leads RB Leipzig win
• EFL will consider lifting Saturday 3pm blackout in next TV deal
• Tommy Tuberville made $25m off Black men. God forbid they get anything back

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