The Guardian Australia - 2021-01-25

• New Zealand records first Covid community case in two months
• Alexei Navalny’s home makeover show exposes Vladimir Putin on every front
• The new mutants: the Covid variants worrying health officials worldwide
• Undoing Trump's legacy: Biden wastes no time in first 100 hours as president
• 'We've had a good run': Pineapple Hooper on track for defeat in Rockhampto­n
• 'Inevitable' Google and Facebook will pay for Australian news, treasurer says
• China mine accident: 11 workers rescued after two weeks undergroun­d
• Surf warning as drownings coincide with soaring temperatur­es across south-east Australia
• Jason Gillespie backs Cricket Australia against Morrison's first fleet comments
• Sworn enemies: the real story of Old Bailey clash that ruined Oscar Wilde
• Extra women's tournament scheduled for quarantine­d Australian Open players
• Anthony Albanese signals possible return to Labor's 2019 workplace policies
• 'Too many crimes': police say arrests may follow Queensland darknet raids
• Taking it to the streets: 'The movements making noise are being led by young people'
• For casual workers, the employment limbo can be soul-wrenching
• Australian government's housing policy continues to ignore low income earners
• The post-high school hole: how to help school leavers in a time of transition
• Where to find this year's Invasion Day rallies and how you can show your support even if you can't attend
• In honouring those who are prejudiced, the Australia Day awards perpetuate bigotry
• Hurrah for triumph of the ‘centrist dad’ but don’t discount Joe Biden’s radicalism
• Perhaps I'm biased but I really do think the BBC is impartial
• Cultural warriors attacking ‘woke’ history care little for truth. It’s all political theatre
• The bill for Boris Johnson’s Brexit is coming in and it’s punishingl­y steep
• Does true grit just belong in movies? Or can we teach it to our children?
• The Observer view on Russia’s protests against Putinism
• The Observer view on government support for low-paid to halt spread of Covid-19
• ‘Don’t blame public for overloaded hospitals,’ Covid ICU medics tell NHS staff
• I’ve had my first vaccine jab. It gives me hope of liberation... but not yet
• Rachel Clarke: ‘NHS staff are burning with frustratio­n and grief at this second wave’
• ‘No more monkey selfies’: scientists told images could drive illegal pet trade
• The five: emotional contagion
• Mourn Gary Matthews and recognise that Covid conspiraci­es endanger life
• Behind the numbers: what does it mean if a Covid vaccine has ‘90% efficacy’?
• Is it time to leave WhatsApp – and is Signal the answer?
• Dustin Poirier blasts Conor McGregor in Abu Dhabi to plot new UFC title shot
• Matildas captain Sam Kerr joins Kewell as young Australian achiever in UK
• Watkins and Traoré on target as Villa pile pressure on Bruce and Newcastle
• Hank Aaron’s death prompts call to change name: Braves to Hammers
• I've never had a problem with Paul Pogba, insists Solskjaer
• Kelly Holmes: 'There’s a lot of people struggling mentally… I want to lift their spirits'
• Breaking good: the British dancers ready to send Paris 2024 Olympics into a spin
• What does Brexit mean for the future of British football?

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