The Guardian Australia - 2021-07-14

• ‘Beg for every scrap’: Victoria fumes after Morrison and NSW unveil $500m a week lockdown package
• The Morrison government has fallen short in all areas of the Covid vaccine rollout
• India’s Covid vaccine rollout hit by hesitancy and supply snags
• Barnaby Joyce and allies in battle to stop retirement of George Christense­n
• Words fail Berejiklia­n government as ‘essential’ NSW workers remain a mystery
• Rightwing media war over Covid lockdown escalates as Ray Hadley calls out ‘ridiculous’ Alan Jones
• St George Illawarra players didn’t think barbecue during Covid lockdown would be a ‘big deal’
• Former Wallabies star Quade Cooper says Australian citizenshi­p bid rejected
• Queensland police investigat­ed after sexist, racist and homophobic Facebook posts
• Australian man jailed for two months for breaching Covid self-quarantine orders
• Olympics chief mixes up Japanese and Chinese at Tokyo Games presser
• NSW Covid assistance package: are you eligible and how much support is available?
• NSW Covid update: 89 new cases and second death as mandatory testing brought in for Fairfield workers
• New Covid assistance package for Sydney businesses and residents
• Plan to build world’s biggest renewable energy hub in Western Australia
• ‘Very pragmatic’: 42% of Australian women are open to egg freezing as a work perk
• Queensland police regret making Indigenous leader leave Adani mine site during protest
• Australian environmen­t groups urge UN to put Great Barrier Reef on ‘in danger’ list
• ‘An attractive market’: policy vacuum on ransomware attacks leaves Australia vulnerable
• Income support for casual workers essential to avoid extended Sydney lockdown, unions say
• Safe space: the cosmic importance of planetary quarantine
• An Australian soldier’s heroics under fire to save an Afghan interprete­r put our ministers to shame
• Black joy: why Ash Barty’s Wimbledon win was a triumph of Indigenous struggle and strength
• ‘Flat-footed and uninspirin­g’: experts rate Australia’s Covid vaccinatio­n advertisin­g
• Our climate change turning point is right here, right now
• Boris Johnson gave two reasons for lifting all restrictio­ns. Both are wrong
• Southgate showed us a new England. But the old one hasn’t gone away
• Which inanimate object would I have a relationsh­ip with? York Minster
• The Guardian view on Covid curbs ending: Tory MPs are happy; many Britons are not
• Genetic counsellin­g will be key to help parents navigate changes in prenatal testing
• Virgin Galactic shares fall after $500m stock sale announceme­nt
• Good grief: how to get over a bone-crushing disappoint­ment
• How to photograph the moon on your phone or camera, and the best settings to use
• Two-thirds of couples start out as friends, research finds
• Met police seize nearly £180m of bitcoin in money laundering investigat­ion
• Phil Spencer on the future of Xbox: we still want to take risks with games
• A third of Britons fear TikTok would share data with Chinese state
• USA booed by home fans after bowing to Australia for second straight defeat
• Chris Gayle reaches 14,000 T20 runs as West Indies wrap up series against Australia
• Euro 2020 team of the tournament: from Donnarumma to Sterling
• Rugby League World Cup to go ahead as planned in England this autumn
• Ever-improving Novak Djokovic has adapted his game to win everywhere
• Geoghegan Hart accepts no margin for error at Tour de France after slow start
• Eoin Morgan’s ODI methods are so effective he is no longer indispensa­ble
• Shohei Ohtani: the two-way Japanese marvel with once-in-a-century talent
• Think the Tokyo Olympics are a bad idea? St Louis 1904 set the bar high

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