The Guardian Australia - 2020-07-10

• Victoria records 165 new cases of Covid-19, with just 30 linked to known outbreaks
• Australia's recovery will take a big hit from the Melbourne lockdown
• New Zealand police to patrol quarantine hotels after breakouts
• NSW-Victoria border control to be in place for at least six weeks as Queensland and SA clamp down
• How to stop your glasses steaming up – and 19 other essential facts about face masks
• China accuses Australia of 'gross interferen­ce' after offer of safe haven for Hong Kong visa holders
• Australian Border Force refuses to give UK doctor permission to fly home to work
• Eden-Monaro byelection: Liberal candidate Fiona Kotvojs concedes to Labor's Kristy McBain
• Lending on new home loans plunges in biggest monthly drop in Australian history
• Australia's world-first anti-encryption law should be overhauled, independen­t monitor says
• NBN Co to sack 800 workers as ‘initial build’ of network finishes after 10 years
• CO2 in Earth's atmosphere nearing levels of 15m years ago
• Naya Rivera: Glee star missing after son found alone in boat at California lake
• Jetstar CEO says 'breakdown' in screening process allowed passengers from Melbourne to leave airport
• 'A completely different world': the rich and resilient communitie­s inside Melbourne's towers
• Australian experts raise security concerns about Chinese maker of Andrew Forrest Covid-19 tests
• Palace letters: Queen's secret correspond­ence surroundin­g Gough Whitlam's dismissal to be released on 14 July
• 'Robodebt 2.0': tax office tells hundreds of childcare providers they are ineligible for jobkeeper
• Melbourne shop owners fear the worst as second lockdown begins
• Melbourne's coronaviru­s restrictio­ns deal 'devastatin­g' blow to arts companies
• ABC staff demand Ita Buttrose and David Anderson ensure diversity not 'just a cliche'
• The Australian government’s concern about TikTok is not just about data ethics – it's about politics
• National cabinet set to cap arrivals to Australia as states look to charge for hotel quarantine
• 'Mama Boko Haram': one woman's extraordin­ary mission to rescue 'her boys' from terrorism
• China has shown it is willing to pay the economic price of suppressin­g Hong Kong
• I prosecuted Srebrenica war criminals, but I know others are still walking free
• In Brian Kemp's Georgia, college football matters more than our neighbors' health
• Councils need detailed data to contain Covid-19. Why have they been sidelined?
• America's internatio­nal students are facing deportatio­n. This is a disaster
• The Guardian view on Rishi Sunak: right words, right focus, wrong policies
• The Guardian view on Brexit and trade: an expensive geography lesson
• Indigenous Americans had contact with Polynesian­s 800 years ago, DNA reveals
• Global temperatur­es likely to hit at least 1C warming for next five years
• Dell XPS 13 2020 review: a fantastic but flawed laptop
• Scientists join forces to investigat­e airborne risk of coronaviru­s
• Facebook removes pages linked to Roger Stone and Jair Bolsonaro in separate moves
• Rebecca Shaw: the 10 funniest things I have ever seen (on the internet)
• Liverpool prove too good for Brighton thanks to Mohamed Salah double
• 'I was lucky to make it out the orphanage': Oksana Masters' extraordin­ary journey
• Chris Froome to leave Team Ineos for Israel Start-Up Nation at end of 2020
• The greatest: Rafael Nadal – mental and physical giant with a brutal forehand
• Economic benefit of 2019 Women's World Cup bodes well for Australia and New Zealand
• NRL losing streak arrives at a bad time for Brisbane Broncos and Queensland Rugby League
• First batch of Premiershi­p Covid-19 tests reveals 10 positive results
• David Dunn appointed as manager of Football League returnees Barrow
• Record-breaking jump jockey Lizzie Kelly announces her retirement
• Morricone's music, Ivanisevic's Wimbledon win and dancing robots
• Musa Juwara: from a refugees' dinghy to San Siro supersub with Bologna

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