The Guardian Australia - 2021-04-13

• Delay in vaccine rollout ‘not expected to derail’ economic recovery, Australian treasurer says
• Waiting to borrow: buying a first home amid soaring real estate prices feels grimly Beckettian
• Meningitis epidemics could be forewarned by weather forecasts in sub-Saharan Africa
• Turnbull tells Senate inquiry Rupert Murdoch admitted ‘crazy agenda’ to restore Abbott as leader
• Andrew Laming blocked from recontesti­ng next election after backflip on pledge to quit politics
• Kerry Stokes to remain war memorial chair despite criticism of his support for Ben Roberts-Smith
• ABC says 75% of complaints about Prince Philip coverage related to interrupti­on of TV drama Vera
• ‘Heartbreak­ing’: Cyclone Seroja damages up to 70% of homes in West Australian town
• First Australian scorecard of vehicle CO2 emissions reveals best and worst brands
• Menulog announces pivot towards ‘employment model’ for all couriers within coming years
• Sanjeev Gupta pays tribute to ‘spiritual home’ of Whyalla as his steel plant scrambles to refinance
• Australia’s living standards have risen and economy is ‘roaring back’, Deloitte says
• NSW police chief says sorry for letting down Jack and Jennifer Edwards
• Lack of funding leaves Australian parents waiting months to see their children on supervised visits
• NSW police passed up SA offer to take statement alleging sexual assault against Christian Porter
• Shell expects to pay Australia no resource tax on gas drawn from Gorgon project
• Business lobby accuses Victoria of ‘putting cart before the horse’ with electric vehicles tax
• Chinese-Australian­s ‘under-represente­d in public service’
• We still fight for justice within a system determined to deny it
• New Australia Post chief named day before Christine Holgate fronts Senate inquiry
• Australia’s vaccinatio­n rollout strategy has been an epic fail. Now Scott Morrison is trying to gaslight us
• Behind the scenes, Labour MPs are losing faith in Keir Starmer
• The G7 must push for global vaccinatio­n. Here’s how it could do it
• Georgia is updating Jim Crow race laws. Now, he’s Dr James Crow
• NHS staff are suffering from ‘moral injury’, a distress usually associated with war zones
• The Guardian of view of Boris Johnson’s folly: a plan to divide and misrule
• The Guardian view on hair salons reopening: hair today, gone tomorrow
• Early findings show new drug could be ‘gamechangi­ng’ for brain cancer treatment
• Heaven on earth is not without its sorrows
• The healthy child who wouldn’t wake up: the strange truth of ‘mystery illnesses’
• Covid-status certificat­es could lead to deliberate infections, scientists warn
• Readers reply: what are thoughts? Where do they come from – and where do they go?
• In brief: The Book of Difficult Fruit; Early Morning Riser; Sex Robots & Vegan Meat – reviews
• Revealed: the Facebook loophole that lets world leaders deceive and harass their citizens
• Collingwoo­d revealed as AFL pretenders caught in a crisis of identity
• Hideki Matsuyama masters Japan’s golfing nerves to lift pre-Olympic spirits
• Brisbane hope third time the charm in AFLW grand final against Adelaide
• Cooney-Cross comes of age with W-League grand final winner for Victory
• Mason Greenwood seals Manchester United’s comeback at Tottenham
• ‘Something drastic’: Stuart Broad would back social media boycott over abuse
• Lawrence Okolie: ‘Joshua’s gold in 2012 spoke to me. It changed my life’
• County cricket talking points: chilly start for the revamped championsh­ip
• Bayern Munich feel the heat on two counts as PSG loom after Union blow
• Premier League: 10 talking points from the weekend’s action

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