The Guardian Australia - 2021-03-05

• More friends and family of Christian Porter accuser back calls for rape allegation inquiry
• Australia's economy is recovering but remains very much in need of government stimulus
• SpaceX: Mars ship prototype explodes after first intact landing
• Mehreen Faruqi rejects request by far-right commentato­r Lauren Southern to apologise for tweet
• New Zealand police charge man over online threat to Christchur­ch mosques
• Meghan accuses palace of 'perpetuati­ng falsehoods' in new Oprah clip
• Most alleged Capitol rioters 'individual believers' unconnecte­d to groups, analysis finds
• Brittany Higgins considers suing Linda Reynolds over 'lying cow' remark
• Polystyren­e to be phased out next year under Australia's plastic waste plan
• Queensland teenager dies from box jellyfish sting in first fatality from the animal in 15 years
• Gladys Berejiklia­n denies making decisions to benefit secret boyfriend Daryl Maguire
• Clive Palmer's Covid vaccine ad in News Corp paper factually wrong, regulator says
• Stella prize 2021: finalists 'span the gamut' of human enterprise and experience
• Scientists call for Kathleen Folbigg’s release, saying children likely died of natural causes
• Facebook and Twitter say Australia wants to give regulator too much power in bid to combat online bullying
• Scott Morrison rejects calls for independen­t inquiry into rape allegation against Christian Porter
• Australia records biggest monthly trade surplus ever as household spending drives growth
• Melissa Caddick's investors lost nearly $25m, liquidator­s' report says
• Australian scientist gets baby fish to bust a move to MC Hammer classic
• Australian government won't reveal how much it is paying companies to distribute Covid vaccine
• Rio Tinto chairman to stand down amid Juukan Gorge outcry
• Australia has shown you can take on big companies – and win
• Death threats, distrust and racism: how antiChines­e sentiment in Australia 'seeped into the mainstream'
• Naomi Klein: how big tech helps India target climate activists
• 'Share your truth, it is your power': Grace Tame’s address to the National Press Club
• An independen­t inquiry would give Christian Porter the opportunit­y to clear his name
• Reading past feminists, I understand how writing things down can be a political act
• Now’s the time to talk up your small business on Clubhouse
• How Covid derailed the great hope of the Dutch far right
• Sunak is an arsonist posing as a firefighte­r. It's Labour's job to expose the truth
• Shopping is a whole new world now I have to wear a mask
• The Guardian view on Rishi Sunak's budget: Britain will go backwards with tax rises and spending cuts
• The Guardian view on the pope in Iraq: in the footsteps of Abraham
• UK will diverge from EU and US on approving tweaked Covid vaccines
• Covid deaths high in countries with more overweight people, says report
• Unions attack 'sinister' plan to force NHS staff to have Covid vaccine
• Variation is the stuff of life. So why can it make us uncomforta­ble?
• ‘They track every move’: how US parole apps created digital prisoners
• Amazon Fresh opens first 'till-less' grocery store in UK
• Willie Rioli escapes with backdated two-year AFL ban for urine sample swap
• Brumbies and Reds channel spirit of 1999 to prop up Wallabies
• Solskjaer admits Manchester United 'have to find a spark' after draw at Palace
• LA sheriffs execute search warrant on Tiger Woods's car after crash
• Tokyo Olympics will be closed to fans from abroad, hints Games organiser
• When West Ham challenged for the title – after being tipped for relegation
• Zlatan Ibrahimovi­c plays the heel but it is Napoli who suffer stage fright

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