The Guardian Australia - 2021-07-02

• Half of 24 new Covid cases in NSW infectious
• ‘I’ve never turned pages so quickly’: 22 books we couldn’t put down
• Mediterran­ean diet with oily fish could help reduce migraine frequency
• ‘Deeply irresponsi­ble’: federal government loan for new Queensland coalmine criticised by campaigner­s
• Britney Spears: judge denies request to remove father from conservato­rship
• Australian house prices grow at fastest rate since 2004 but could be coming off the boil
• States push to slash internatio­nal arrivals as Coalition pledges to ‘look at evidence’
• Australia ranks last for climate action among UN member countries
• China building more than 100 ‘nuclear’ missile silos in desert
• Jacinda Ardern suggests opposition leader Judith Collins is a ‘Karen’
• Pet owners urged to avoid their cats and dogs if they have Covid
• Socceroos drawn with Japan, Saudi Arabia in World Cup qualifiers
• Fewer than 8% of Australian adults fully vaccinated four months into rollout
• Australia coach Justin Langer has players’ backing after addressing concerns over his style
• Australia ‘at back of the queue’ for Pfizer Covid vaccines, minister admits
• AFP refuses to confirm if it is investigat­ing Ben Roberts-Smith’s possession of classified material
• Australian universiti­es may allow pseudonyms to protect students including those critical of China
• Senate estimates to grill officials over $660m Coalition car park fund
• Calls to stop NSW police trial of national facial recognitio­n system over lack of legal safeguards
• Detention of Australian man in Iraq ‘violates internatio­nal law’ and UN should step in, lawyers say
• Indigenous man claims NSW police assault left him with ‘incomplete quadripleg­ia’
• ‘Hit and miss’: fewer than one in five Australian­s in disability care vaccinated against Covid-19
• Victorian government to decriminal­ise sex work after review hears of exploitati­on
• Vaccine rollout 2.0: Australia needs to do three things differentl­y
• ‘Completely false’: Victoria says Coalition can’t blame state for commuter car park failure
• Patients need transparen­cy around how new medicines are approved
• Bill Cosby’s release is exactly why rape survivors don’t come forward
• I’m afraid my grandbabie­s will forget me if my daughter moves interstate
• China’s Communist party has rewritten its own past – but the truth will surface
• We need to get rid of business jargon. Do I have your buy-in?
• Unpreceden­ted, unbelievab­le, unsettling: what the heatwave feels like in Seattle
• Today marks the day in Britain that millions of neighbours become foreigners
• Why do conspiracy theories flourish? Because the truth is too hard to handle
• This Canada Day, let’s remember: this country was built on genocide
• The Guardian view on state subsidy: Brussels was not the problem
• The Guardian view on Canada’s residentia­l schools: an atrocity still felt today
• GPs recording low numbers of long Covid compared with survey estimates
• Scientists urge UK to expand official list of Covid symptoms
• Jessica Morris obituary
• Our pilot events illuminate­d the means of managing Covid risks
• Tim Berners-Lee’s NFT of world wide web source code sold for $5.4m
• Cristiano Ronaldo shoots to top of Instagram rich list
• Social network giants pledge to tackle abuse of women online
• Google’s delay in fighting online scammers is cause for shame
• ‘So much depth’: Nick Kyrgios hails Australian talent at Wimbledon
• Matildas’ Olympic squad tailor-made for unpredicta­ble Tokyo Games
• ‘The cat got fed instead of us’: Simone Biles discusses her childhood hunger
• Tadej Pogacar dominates time trial to strike major Tour de France blow
• Chris Paul’s 41 lift Phoenix Suns past LA Clippers into first NBA finals since 1993
• Declan Rice rejects West Ham contract offers amid Champions League interest
• Will new rules make college athletes instant millionair­es? Not so fast…
• Stuart Hogg to captain British & Irish Lions in opening South Africa tour game
• Wimbledon ovations, England v Ukraine memories and disc golf

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