The Weekend Australian - 2021-01-16

• Happiness to horror: mum’s fatal act
• Industry’s Covid jab line-up
• Libs’ fundraisin­g hole as poll looms
• Ideology strangles courses at unis
• OLYMPIAN RAW DEAL
• Tech giants to front the Senate
• Travel chiefs back vaccinatio­n rule
• A FAREWELL TO WASHINGTON
• Victorians are frightened. Their government has made them skittish. They are afraid, but ut it’s not the virus they fear. It’s the lockdown.
• Speaking out for the voiceless
• National day safer thanks to $7m
• CURIOUS COURSES
• Creighton heads to US
• Gai brings the magic, and the millions
• Seven Up’s ‘brave guy’ reflects on experience after death of show’s director
• Planet sizzles through hot 2020
• Thousands in long wait for permits
• Herd immunity muddies the waters
• Airlines demand end to premiers’ border wars
• Virus-safe housing tops shopping list for buyers
• Home loan lending hits a new high
• Feathers fly in fight to save Joe
• What people don’t get about vaccine
• Police, prison chiefs told to lift their game
• Courses scrapped in schools rethink
• Eels’ electric light orchestra
• Des keeps digging for someone to share riches
• ‘David’ not daunted by electoral Goliath
• Donations dry up as business dumps WA Libs
• Midsumma motto: betta late than neva
• New hope for voice as ‘vision of unity’
• Fringe dwellers live to tell story
• ABC ‘left foreign worker in cold’
• Row deepens over drilling of salt lake
• Evans teases career change
• Angel at heart of quake that kills dozens
• Covid-19 toll tops official counts
• Heirs found for the last of Nazi art haul
• Opposition calls fraud, violence in Uganda poll
• Visitors sledge at Buchenwald
• New sub-launched missile goes on parade in N Korea
• US blacklists ‘bullying’ China oil firm
• Trump’s case hit by new Senate defection
• Last order should be to tell base to stand down
• Caravans set off to pursue American dream
• Biden to put $1800 cheques on table
• Far-right recruiting in services
• Donald Jr’s party at Mar-a-Lago broke Covid mask rules
• New president will be a true-blue mate in the White House
• LOVE FLOURISHES IN HOUSE OF RISING SON
• The letter we sent to our friends …
• Biden has America, and world, on his shoulders
• President a true mate in White House
• The republic’s future is at stake
• How political cynicism helped fuel race to the moon
• Recovery gathers pace as nation heads back to work
• Biden team good for the region
• Disagreeme­nt is the genius, not the flaw, of US democracy
• L AS T P OST
• Fess up to failure
• Not all jabs are equal
• In the virus lockdown game, the rules appear open to change, just not for ordinary folk
• Limp leadership
• On the case, too late
• Morrison manages to side-step failures in waltz to election
• Left selective in showing contempt, outrage
• We must stop the cancellers or they will hang us all
• Phoenix of hope rises from ashes of pandemic disaster
• Snowy boss eyes huge gas plant
• Biden’s tax plan spooks markets
• White Island tragedy steeled Ashurst boss for Covid storm
• Mining blowout as wages start rising
• Platinum calls for vaccine rethink
• Virus mutations the biggest risk to markets: Douglass
• Google thumbs its nose at ACCC
• FUTURE SHOCK
• Tyro shares plunge after short-seller attack
• China boycott will ‘hurt’ Australian businesses
• Corporate watchdog puts climate change warnings into action
• Small business lacks adequate insurance cover, report claims
• NZ Reserve probes cyber breach
• Michael Hill to fast-track payout after rebound
• Hybrid pioneer Toyota takes a back seat on electric vehicles until prices fall
• Foreign cash in city office deals
• Drop-off in visitors curtails spending
• Qantas quip ‘a bid to steal bookings’
• Saracen approves Northern Star tie-up
• Elders in a sweet spot as seasonal rain lifts earnings expectatio­ns
• Cultural heritage test looms for Rio, BHP
• US tariffs to stay as whisky talks halt
• Carnival isn’t over, despite Covid
• ‘Eye-popping’ earnings surge for BlackRock
• $230m fine for Toyota breaches
• Chipmakers can’t keep up with soaring demand
• Jobless claims rise as Covid slows economy
• Lenders report after their ‘whiplash year’
• Easy money to stay, as Powell expects long recovery ahead
• Cisco drops legal action after striking new deal to buy Acacia for $5.8bn
• Banks ‘can’t blacklist the oil and gas industry’
• Flat end to week on bourse
• It’s back to the future as Sean Connery’s Beemer wins (used) car of the year
• We must keep the ‘innovation mindset’
• Stubborn rivals refuse to go away in tense series finale
• If only he would just bat properly
• Net bowlers snare their chances
• Wingers and weaners in the cattle yards at Rocky
• Australia craving stable ‘engine room’
• CA investigat­ing player vaccinatio­ns
• Lion-hearted Broad sparks Sri Lanka collapse to show England he’s the No 1
• Dumb and Dumber deliver when needed
• Sixers on course to get some revenge
• Open slather for fiery opinions
• Tennis Australia keeps clearing the pandemic stumbling blocks
• Quality rivals renew their familiar tussle
• Bullets’ imports ready to fire
• Wanderers intend to make derby statement
• New Blues role for recovering forward Curnow
• Red Devils face champion test of their title credential­s
• ‘Lamest of lame ducks’ on top
• Sally’s conqueror strikes hurdle in Games defence
• Izzy gives Dogs belief
• THE WEEKEND AUSTRALIAN SPORTS QUIZ
• ‘Nature Strip steps out and catches the eye
• One eye on his son, the other on the Classic
• Is Dakar warrior Price the toughest man in Australian sport?
• Silver lining to the Grand Prix delay
• Baddeley in the hunt in Hawaii
• Ferrari’s Leclerc isolating after testing positive

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