The Guardian Australia - 2021-06-18

• AstraZenec­a now only recommende­d for Australian­s aged 60 and over in blow to Covid vaccine rollout
• House of cards: Australia’s main response to the Covid recession was to keep home prices booming
• ‘Gamechangi­ng’ £10m environmen­tal DNA project to map life in world’s rivers
• News Corp denied documents from case about Christian Porter’s star barrister Sue Chrysantho­u
• Pauline Hanson gets own birthday wrong in bizarre superannua­tion debate
• Assistant defence minister set to give evidence for newspapers in Ben RobertsSmi­th case
• Witness K speaks for first time in open court as he pleads guilty to breaching secrecy laws
• NSW Covid update: Sydney’s eastern suburbs cluster grows as Queensland asks residents to reconsider travel
• Brisbane woman charged with murdering expartner in front of their young son
• Acclaimed British cellist has passport cancelled by Home Office
• ‘It starts to add up’: renters charged fees to pay rent as real estate agents outsource collection
• AstraZenec­a shake-up: who gets it now, who doesn’t and what does it mean for Australia’s vaccine rollout?
• Flying electric car takes off in South Australian desert ahead of Formula Onestyle races
• From fashion to field: shredded cotton clothing used to help grow future crops
• RBA could move on household debt but not its job to target house prices, governor says
• Nationals send warning to Scott Morrison on net zero emissions target
• Morrison says Indo-Pacific must remain ‘secure and resilient’ in veiled swipe at China
• Adani blasted over ‘toxic’ $4bn plan to use Australian coal to make plastic in India
• Guardian Australia wins Walkley for revealing alleged racism on set of Neighbours
• Most directors not being held responsibl­e for preventing sexual harassment at work, Australian study finds
• Federal Labor’s Madeleine King defends gas as ‘critical’ to Australia’s needs
• ‘Scapegoati­ng’: protesters to gather at Australian parliament before Witness K sentencing
• Inside the mind of a murderer: the power and limits of forensic psychiatry
• Sexual assault survivors are gaining confidence to demand justice, but will government­s deliver?
• I cared for my patient, she cooked for me. I wish I’d had a chance to hold her hand one last time
• Righting the wrongs: teachers must fight ignorance of Aboriginal history with education and break the cycle
• America is turning into a lottery society. Wellbeing is reserved for the lucky few
• Vaccine nationalis­m is killing us. We need an internatio­nalist approach
• Lab-grown meat is on the rise. It’s time to start asking tough questions
• The ‘catch-up plan’ for schools needs to start with the Department for Education
• It used to feel that life hung in the balance during US-Russia summits. No longer
• My number one fear in life? Being boring
• Lockdown stole the fun of people-watching – now it’s finally back
• The evidence is clear – there was no excuse for Hancock’s care homes strategy
• The Guardian view on post-Brexit trade: counting the wrong things
• The Guardian view on socialism and cycling: fellow travellers
• A third of care home staff in some London areas have not had Covid jab
• Sage adviser and bagpiper premieres Covidinspi­red musical work
• Copenhagen review – science and politics collide in dynamic drama
• Nine out of 10 health apps harvest user data, global study shows
• George RR Martin, console-less games and a Final Fantasy fail: the biggest news from E3 2021
• Alex Gallagher: the 10 funniest things I have ever seen (on the internet)
• Uncertaint­y again for Mariners as Alen Stajcic quits A-League club
• Paul Pogba moves sponsor’s beer from view at Euro 2020 news conference
• WTC finalists India and New Zealand have clear identities – unlike Root’s England
• Battered Paul Gallen weighs up boxing career after falling to Justis Huni onslaught
• Australian swimming’s ‘incredible’ depth of talent showcased in Olympic trials
• Robert Page hails Gareth Bale’s courage after captain drives Wales to victory
• ‘Sickening’: handling of Pavard’s head blow criticised by brain injury charity
• Sabrina Verjee sets record for running all 214 Wainwright peaks in under six days
• Katie Ledecky wins 1500m free 70 minutes after 200m at US Olympic trials
• Christen Press spurs USWNT to victory over Nigeria as Olympic cuts loom
• England v Scotland, Maradona at the Copa and Venus Williams

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