The Guardian Australia - 2021-07-01

• NSW reveals Sydney student nurse worked for five days while infectious as Alice Springs enters lockdown
• I missed four lockdowns. Now I’m living in Sydney with a fridge stuck in my bedroom
• 5,000-year-old hunter-gatherer is earliest person to die with the plague
• Statement given to NSW police raises questions over Christian Porter’s denial of sex with accuser
• There was no argument inside national cabinet about Morrison’s AstraZenec­a advice because he didn’t flag it
• Pets on planes: Australian­s may soon be allowed animals in cabins but airlines are hesitant
• Canada heatwave: dozens dead as searing plus-40C temperatur­es grip west
• ‘Corporate mates’: Queensland lashes exemptions for business travellers amid Covid outbreak
• Tasmanian opposition leader stands aside over reports of sexual harassment allegation­s
• Northern Territory urged to accommodat­e homeless Aboriginal people during Covid lockdown
• Rift between states and Morrison government over AstraZenec­a vaccine for under-40s grows
• Canterbury fined $50k, Dugan $25k for NRL Covid protocol breach
• NSW retailers call for clarity on ‘essential services’ after Harvey Norman and JB Hi-Fi listed as exposure sites
• Coercive control should be a crime to stop ‘deathly pandemic’ of domestic violence, NSW MPs say
• Melissa Caddick convinced 72 investors to hand over $23m to ‘sham’ business, court told
• ‘They’re being watched’: Chinese prodemocra­cy students in Australia face threats and insults
• For eight years I’ve served Australia. The racist hate and disgusting abuse still crushes me
• Australia is at the climate crossroads. The choice is yours, mates
• From blood clots to Craig Kelly, is the media reporting Covid responsibl­y?
• How did a small town in Canada become one of the hottest places on Earth?
• ‘It is unsustaina­ble’: Guardian readers on the crisis of Australian teacher shortages
• Sexual assault has been an epidemic in New Zealand high schools for years. Maybe now adults are listening
• The climate crisis is a crime that should be prosecuted
• My relatives went to a Catholic school for Native children. It was a place of horrors
• So the government’s antitrust lawsuit against Facebook failed. Where now?
• UK employers may be struggling to fill jobs, but this isn’t a new era of worker power
• The looming famine in Tigray is an avoidable catastroph­e
• The Guardian view on the Chinese Communist party at 100: what does the next century hold?
• The Guardian view on schools and Covid: falling down
• Good at blagging? You may be smarter than others, too
• Gravitatio­nal waves from star-eating black holes detected on Earth
• One in 20 children missed school in England due to Covid as cases rise 66%
• Covid: Sage scientist fears England could repeat ‘mistakes of last summer’
• ‘I felt betrayed’: how Covid research could help patients living with chronic fatigue syndrome
• How to photograph the moon on your phone or camera with the best settings
• A heatwave in Seattle? Extreme weather is no longer ‘unpreceden­ted’ – it has become the norm
• Huawei lawyers claim emails prove US has no grounds to extradite CFO from Canada
• Flying cars will be a reality by 2030, says Hyundai’s Europe chief
• Twitter in India faces criminal charges for Kashmir map ‘treason’
• Ben Simmons’s Olympics withdrawal does not make him un-Australian
• T20 World Cup moved away from India to UAE and Oman due to Covid
• Wallabies must heed Rennie’s call for ruthlessne­ss in France Tests
• Scott Booth leaves Glasgow City to take Birmingham City Women manager’s job
• Lions will miss ‘16th man’ in the stands, believes former Boks assistant Gold
• Jane Nockolds obituary
• A Scottish-American team helped build football in the US. Now they’re going pro
• Pyro, chainsaws and fireworks: post-goal stunts at football clubs

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