The Guardian Australia - 2021-07-06

• Sydney hospitals on ‘red alert’ as more than 600 NSW health workers in isolation over Covid case contact
• The UK government is shirking its duty in the cladding scandal
• Whole genome sequencing of all UK newborns ‘would have public support’
• ‘Menacing controllin­g wallpaper’: Julia Banks says her three months under Scott Morrison were ‘gut-wrenching’
• Nightmare scenario: alarm as advertiser­s seek to plug into our dreams
• Tbilisi Pride march cancelled after far-right attack on headquarte­rs
• Australia’s race to secure Covid vaccine supply likened to Hunger Games as rollout crawls
• Preselecti­on of Andrew Laming replacemen­t prompts LNP branch chair to quit
• NRL fines Dragons players combined $305k for Covid breach, Vaughan suspended eight games
• Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, self-isolating at home after Covid contact
• ‘Torrent of abuse’: Jewish man targeted twice in an hour in London
• ‘Arrogance and ignorance’: 13 NRL players who attended party in NSW lockdown fined a total $305,000
• Covid Victoria restrictio­ns explained: Melbourne and regional Vic coronaviru­s rules
• WA, NT and SA Covid restrictio­ns: update to coronaviru­s rules for Perth and Peel region, Darwin and South Australia
• Australia Covid update: new cases jump to 35 in NSW as government weighs extending Sydney lockdown
• Families furious about unvaccinat­ed SummitCare nursing home staff after two more Covid cases
• US urges Australia to adopt ‘more ambitious climate goals’ as pressure mounts on Morrison to act
• As an epidemiolo­gist I don’t think slashing overseas arrivals is justifiabl­e
• Sixty years of climate change warnings: the signs that were missed (and ignored)
• A psychiatri­st’s life is nothing like a Woody Allen film. I treat cancer, trauma and stroke patients
• Iraq was Donald Rumsfeld’s war. It will forever be his legacy
• Cryptocurr­encies’ dream of escaping the global financial system is crumbling
• I thought HIV meant death but it led me to fight to save millions of lives
• Fire, waves and warfare: the way we make sense of Covid
• Yes, lockdown was bad for mental health. Not to do it would have been worse
• End the six-month limit on assault that fails so many domestic abuse victims
• Welcome to dystopia: getting fired from your job as an Amazon worker by an app
• The Guardian view on rebalancin­g the economy: Brexit won’t do it
• The Guardian view on The Anatomy of Melancholy: a timely masterpiec­e
• Antarctic expedition to renew search for Shackleton’s ship Endurance
• UK scientists caution that lifting of Covid rules is like building ‘variant factories’
• Venu 2 review: can Garmin make a good smartwatch?
• AOC to respect Nick Kyrgios’s decision if he pulls out of Olympics
• Western Bulldogs lead AFL’s fab five as topfour race narrows
• Israel Folau makes shock return to rugby union after signing deal in Japan
• Tour de France: Ben O’Connor in second after stage win as Pogacar stays on track
• Wallabies plump for new halves combinatio­n for France Test
• Emma Raducanu’s Wimbledon breakout is a rare bubble success story
• ‘Not that much better’ – Denmark’s Andreas Christense­n on England
• F1: Lewis Hamilton admits Mercedes face uphill battle to challenge Red Bull
• ‘We always ask questions’: Eoin Morgan explains England’s selection decisions

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