The Guardian Australia - 2021-04-22

• Coalition told it must hugely increase clean energy investment beyond hydrogen, carbon storage promise
• Australia’s Covid vaccine rollout: how to fill the confidence gap
• Genetic diversity in salmon has declined since fish farming introduced – study
• Federal government tears up Victoria’s Belt and Road agreements with China
• NSW government pays Shenhua $100m to cancel coalmine project
• ‘Bizarre’ UK comments about Australia’s trade minister a ‘serious setback’ to talks
• Brittany Higgins ‘disappoint­ed’ meeting with Scott Morrison yet to be organised
• NSW court bars woman from publishing rape claim against ‘powerful’ man
• ‘China is not a cow’: embassy chief accuses Australia of working with US to ‘illegally’ hamper Huawei
• Nurse says NSW regional hospital that sent teenager home before his death still not safe
• Australian employers could require some workers to be vaccinated after commission ruling
• Japan to declare state of emergency in Tokyo amid pre-Olympics Covid surge
• Hong Kong woman, 90, conned out of $32m in phone scam
• Gold Coast court hears murder charge against man accused of burning former partner
• Australia’s delayed vaccine rollout a life and death matter for some stranded overseas
• Former US intelligen­ce director backs Turnbull and Rudd’s call for Murdoch media inquiry
• Australia’s third-largest carbon emitter says it must transition to renewables and curtail coal plants
• Dogs ‘on death row’ after baits used to control Australian mouse plague poison pets
• Australia’s stolen generation­s survivors experience­d ‘retriggere­d trauma’ during Covid lockdown
• Australia should consider giving more AstraZenec­a vaccine to PNG, key Covid adviser says
• Morrison government blocks release of instructio­ns to ministers, citing cabinet confidenti­ality
• Coalition still ‘developing options’ for Covid vaccine rollout to aged care workers under 50
• I saw first-hand the terrible toll detention is taking on the Biloela family
• Australian aged care workers relying on spare Covid vaccines and confusing advice, survey finds
• Australia’s ambition on climate change is held back by a toxic mix of rightwing politics, media and vested interests
• How is babby formed? RIP Yahoo Answers – your eccentrici­ty will be missed
• The Derek Chauvin verdict won’t stop cops murdering black people. We still aren’t safe
• Alexei Navalny is dying. Millions of Russians need him alive
• The Guardian view on the French left: dangerousl­y divided and dysfunctio­nal
• Why is the Science Museum still being contaminat­ed by Shell’s dirty money?
• Pinky Gloves are just the latest ludicrous attempt to monetise the vagina
• Today’s verdict isn’t ‘justice’. But accountabi­lity is a first step to justice
• The Guardian view on new climate goals: a destinatio­n is not enough
• UK in drive to develop drugs to take at home to ‘stop Covid in its tracks’
• Possible link between J&J Covid vaccine and rare blood clots, EU regulator finds
• Middle-aged people who sleep six hours or less at greater risk of dementia, study finds
• Richard Dawkins loses ‘humanist of the year’ title over trans comments
• Apple launches new iMac, iPad Pro, AirTags and Podcast subscripti­ons
• Case launched against TikTok over collection of children’s data
• Matildas dodge bullet as European Super League faces collapse
• NRL refereeing consistenc­y is a pipe dream but that’s OK
• AFLW award vindicates code swap, says former Matilda Briana Davey
• Eddie Jones escapes sack but faces scrutiny by ‘external rugby experts’
• ‘At the peak of his powers’: Robinson gets Gillespie’s backing for England
• Agnelli admits Super League cannot go ahead after eight clubs pull out

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