The Guardian Australia - 2020-07-14

• NSW braces for potential coronaviru­s outbreak as cases at Crossroads Hotel grow
• Coronaviru­s global report: WHO reveals fresh record rise in cases worldwide
• Villawood detention centre staff in isolation after attending Sydney party at coronaviru­s hotspot pub
• 30-year-old dies after attending 'Covid party' in Texas
• Coalition trying to stop auditor general giving evidence on report critical of arms deal
• Palace letters to be released 45 years after Australian government sensationa­lly dismissed
• Liberal thinktank submission on class actions labelled 'an undergradu­ate essay that would fail'
• Queensland student Drew Pavlou's suspension reduced but will remain out of university until 2021
• Indigenous man in NSW custody may have had multiple seizures before he died, inquest hears
• Queensland Labor joins calls to prevent 'corrosive' Australian political donations law
• NSW weather: flooding possible as heavy rains and gale-force winds set to batter coast
• Kelly Preston, actor and wife of John Travolta, dies aged 57 from breast cancer
• School shark, sold as 'flake' in Australian fish and chip shops, listed overseas as critically endangered
• 'A lot of the kids are struggling': how Covid-19 has changed life in Melbourne's towers
• 'Lack of money': 43% of Aboriginal people in remote communitie­s have gone without food in past year
• ABC's Four Corners marks overdue milestone with Black Lives Matter episode
• Australia resumes deportatio­ns from Melbourne to New Zealand despite coronaviru­s
• Free childcare ends as tax refunds start rolling out to millions of Australian­s
• Telstra says it will protect clients' data under Hong Kong security law, but has no plans to pull out
• Toondah harbour wetlands: federal government faces legal action over secret details of donor meetings
• John Ah Kit: leader and tireless advocate for Aboriginal rights dies aged 69
• Fears a crackdown on class actions in Australia could let big businesses 'do what they like'
• Victoria Covid-19 cases dip to 177, but experts warn 'it may not be our peak' as aged care clusters grow
• The four-day working week is back on the agenda. I've done it for years: here's what I learned
• As Covid-19 persists around the world, death is not the only outcome to fear
• The pro-choice movement is in tatters. Planned Parenthood is part of the problem
• The Guardian view on Covid-19 worldwide: on the march
• The 'cancel culture' war is really about old elites losing power in the social media age
• America is not prepared for schools opening this fall. This will be bad
• We Tories must keep our word – and fix the social care crisis now
• The Guardian view on a women’s health scandal: under the skin
• Heart scans of Covid-19 patients show range of abnormalit­ies
• Eight go mad in Arizona: how a lockdown experiment went horribly wrong
• 'It takes a toll': researcher­s struggle with lockdown cull of lab mice
• Boris Johnson says face masks should be worn in shops in England
• Manchester City's Champions League ban lifted by court of arbitratio­n for sport
• BT boss warns of outages and security risks if UK ditches Huawei
• The 2020 asterisk: what will this AFL season's top honours be worth?
• NRL overturns sacking of ex-Bulldogs Jayden Okunbor, Corey Harawira-Naera
• Toby Alderweire­ld punishes Arsenal errors to give Spurs derby glory
• Balls still up in the air as Super Netball prepares to get season going
• Jofra Archer proves his point but Jermaine Blackwood has last laugh
• Lewis Hamilton vows to spend life fighting racism after black power salute
• The sad goodbye when you give up your Lord's seats after 15 seasons
• England-West Indies box set saves the best drama for thrilling finale
• Sheffield United condemn racist abuse of striker David McGoldrick
• Norwich find out slick technique can be fool's gold in Premier League

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