The Guardian Australia - 2020-07-08

• Victoria-NSW border closures unite residents in dismay: 'The worst thing is the unknown'
• The Goop Lab: Gwyneth Paltrow's weird wellness show is worth it for episode three
• The 1066 diet: Normans passed on their love of pork, study suggests
• Coronaviru­s Australia: Melbourne in sixweek lockdown after Victoria records 191 new cases
• Victoria-NSW border: swift closure sparks anger and confusion as military move in
• China travel warning: Australian­s told they may be at risk of arbitrary detention
• Centrelink debts have been collected based on income-averaging for '20 to 30 years', minister reveals
• Melania Trump's former aide to release 'explosive' memoir – report
• ‘Hold on brother’: final days of doomed crew on Chinese shark finning boat
• Brazil's Jair Bolsonaro tested again for coronaviru­s
• 'We squandered a decade': world losing fight against poverty, says UN academic
• Phoenix police fatally shoot man in parked car, sparking new wave of protest
• Indonesia minister in row over eucalyptus necklace Covid-19 claim
• Coronaviru­s Victoria: what you need to know about Melbourne's stage 3 lockdown
• Australia's Covid-19 restrictio­ns and coronaviru­s lockdown rules explained: how far can I travel, and can I have people over?
• 'They change the rules': confusion reigns for frightened and stressed Melbourne public housing residents
• Parliament must be given power to vote on whether Australia goes to war, inquiry hears
• Coronaviru­s means Australia won't meet migration forecasts for a decade
• China trade tension to hit Australian beef and wool exports
• Jobkeeper 'should be extended' in Victoria due to Covid-19 border closure
• Australian women twice as likely as men to be 'discourage­d workers' after Covid-19 job loss
• Centrelink staff forced to administer botched robodebt scheme deserve apology, union says
• Australia to allow internatio­nal university students to return before all state borders open
• Q+A: Brooke Boney 'completely heartbroke­n' over Pauline Hanson's public housing comments
• How coronaviru­s is widening the UK gender pay gap
• A difficult conversati­on with her family led to a better death for my patient
• Trans rights have been pitted against feminism but we're not enemies
• Aboriginal people sacrificed their lives in the frontier wars for us to be here. I wanted to honour them
• Russia is killing US soldiers. Trump's response is a shameful derelictio­n of duty
• Boris Johnson's blundering was political genius. But now that moment has passed
• This year, GCSE and A-level results depend on teachers being unbiased. That's the real test
• Americans can’t travel to Europe because of Covid-19. I’m glad
• No 10 is changing the way it does politics – and it's a major risk
• The Guardian view on £1.5bn for the arts: the shows will go on
• The Guardian view on Macron's reshuffle: taking back control?
• Treasury's 'green recovery' not enough, say campaigner­s
• Refusal to wear mask should be as taboo as drink-driving, says Royal Society chief
• Coronaviru­s: world treating symptoms, not cause of pandemics, says UN
• New Zealand rations places for citizens returning home during Covid-19
• What kind of face mask gives the best protection against Covid-19?
• Empathy machines: what will happen when robots learn to write film scripts?
• Global report: South Africa cases pass 200,000 as Kenya plans 'phased reopening'
• 'It's hitting their pockets': a lead organizer on the biggest corporate boycott in Facebook's history
• Chinese ambassador: UK ban on Huawei would damage trust
• An American dream: Broadcasti­ng AFL in the USA
• Cricket's new landscape could mean less is more for Test matches
• Dan Carter returns to Super Rugby, and the Crusaders, for the Blues
• Three teams stranded in Melbourne as ALeague establishe­s NSW hub
• Patrick Mahomes agrees 10-year deal with Chiefs worth reported $450m
• Dan Snyder will change Washington's name because of pressure, not integrity
• Sergio Ramos pulls the trigger as Real Madrid embrace Russian roulette
• The greatest: Pete Sampras – cool head with a weapons-grade serve
• The theatre company who are bringing back crowd noise for QPR

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