The Guardian Australia - 2020-07-13

• Labor demands coronaviru­s supports remain as figures show 13 jobseekers per vacancy
• Can liberalism and its gatekeeper­s survive the seismic changes in our society?
• 'We are all Martians!': space explorers seek to solve the riddle of life on Mars
• Victoria records 273 new Covid-19 cases and flags return to remote schooling in lockdown areas
• Crossroads Hotel: thousands told to isolate for two weeks as Sydney coronaviru­s cluster grows
• Robert Mueller breaks his silence and condemns Trump for commuting Roger Stone's sentence
• Minister says Hong Kong citizens in Australia could be sent back if they fail visa tests
• Will Republican­s ditch Trump to save the Senate as support nosedives?
• Madeleine McCann: Portuguese police search wells – report
• You could end up in jail, US warns its citizens in China
• Bushfire-hit NSW south coast to bear brunt of stormy weather
• 'Innovation­ish' training: Australian government spends $230,000 on latest management fad
• Ubisoft sexual harassment investigat­ion claims three more executives
• Former Socceroos captain Mile Jedinak announces retirement from football
• HS2 works unearth skeleton of possible iron age murder victim
• How Australia's night-time economy could boost the coronaviru­s recovery
• Bringing forward tax cuts is giving to the wealthy when we can least afford it
• Witness K and the Australian spying operation that continues to betray Timor-Leste
• 'Lacks empathy': Australian expats say government's travel cap further strains efforts to return home
• As Covid-19 cases rise in Victoria, Daniel Andrews is fighting to keep the trust of the people
• Hagia Sophia is too complex for Erdoğan's cleansing
• Doctors have failed when women in agony are dismissed as hysterics
• Roger Stone has escaped punishment for his crimes. Trump is sending a signal
• Of course there's a future for the British fishing industry – on stage
• China will punish Britain for defying its will. We need allies to hold the line
• Rishi Sunak is an unwelcome reminder to Boris Johnson of his political mortality
• Enough of the psychobabb­le. Racism is not something to fix with therapy
• The simplest way to close the racial wealth gap? Direct cash payments
• The Observer view on racism within the police
• The Observer view on post-Brexit UK-China relations
• Theatres saved from bulldozer by new rules in lockdown
• With 120 countries making masks compulsory in public, shouldn’t England?
• Global ‘catastroph­e’ looms as Covid-19 fuels inequality
• What kind of face mask gives the best protection against Covid-19?
• Egalitaria­ns be warned: wealth begets wealth
• Are breathing techniques good for your health?
• Ministers have struggled to wear a mask. Do they think it makes them look weak?
• Real change or symbolism? What Silicon Valley is – and isn't – doing to support Black Lives Matter
• AFL roundup: Port Adelaide beat GWS as Richmond beat out Sydney Swans
• Raheem Sterling stoops to conquer Brighton with Manchester City hat-trick
• Why Tottenham are stagnating under José Mourinho, who has yet to evolve
• Premier League, Bundesliga, La Liga and Serie A top scorers 2019-20
• Giovani Lo Celso ready to kick on after topsyturvy beginning at Tottenham
• Mikel Arteta tells Arsenal teenager Bukayo Saka to 'enjoy the moment'

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