The Guardian Australia - 2021-07-20

• Sydney Covid victim reportedly mother of removalist­s who travelled to regional NSW while positive
• Republican­s, so called party of family values, do not support needy families
• How the billionair­e space race could be one giant leap for pollution
• Doctors say tougher lockdown in Sydney ‘very unlikely’ to get outbreak under control by August
• Car park scandal: same staffer from prime minister’s office was involved in sports rorts
• Europe’s unluckiest train station gets new lease of life as hotel
• Prisoner actor Mary Ward dead at 106
• Sexual harassment more than ‘a few bad blokes’ and preventive measures needed, Kate Jenkins says
• Doctors issue official guidance on effects of air pollution and bushfire smoke on pregnant people
• Former NSW Labor ministers Eddie Obeid and Ian Macdonald found guilty of corruption charges
• Spanish woman in UK for 44 years sacked over post-Brexit rules
• Katie Hopkins fined by NSW police and deported from Australia after visa cancelled
• Daniel Andrews to reveal length of extended Victoria lockdown as ‘fleeting’ contact causes new Covid cases
• South Australia Covid restrictio­ns: update to coronaviru­s rules for Adelaide and regional SA
• Victoria Covid lockdown restrictio­ns: latest update to Melbourne and regional Vic coronaviru­s mask rules explained
• Australian­s are facing the highest growth in rent prices since GFC
• Coalition’s Queensland women set to highlight growing policy divide in party
• Ben Roberts-Smith defamation trial to resume to hear from four Afghan witnesses
• Chinese Unesco official defends plan to list Great Barrier Reef as ‘in danger’
• Australian­s believe states managing Covid pandemic better than Canberra, study finds
• Bob Carr calls for Unesco to recognise ‘urgency of threat’ facing world heritageli­sted Blue Mountains
• Lockdown limbo: we’re all in this together (and we’re all sinking)
• Life or death for Hazaras: Australia has a moral obligation to act, now
• Do you work too hard? It might be time to try being imperfect
• New Zealand farmers’ demands are unrealisti­c – but they are suffering and deserve support
• The Guardian view on Covid and the world: the pandemic’s impact is growing
• The right is winning the culture war because its opponents don’t know the rules
• The Guardian view on academic freedom: ministers’ claims don’t add up
• How data could save Earth from climate change
• Migration and Covid deaths depriving poorest nations of health workers
• Are enough people vaccinated in time for England’s ‘freedom day’?
• Beta prompts UK moves over France – but all variants could flourish after Monday
• Doggy dependency: how to break postlockdo­wn separation anxiety
• Masks, hugs and hand washing: 18 new rules for protecting yourself and others
• There are risks but it would be unfair if Tokyo Olympics did not go ahead
• Simon Goodwin is right, the AFL should consider scrapping draws
• Collin Morikawa sets sights on more majors after Open victory
• Hamilton wins British GP but accused of ‘dirty driving’ after Verstappen shunt
• Cavendish denied Tour de France stage record as Tadej Pogacar seals title
• Rashid Khan: ‘I didn’t have the chance to celebrate with the family’
• Tokyo Olympics: the must-see events for Australian fans and when to watch them
• Manchester United ready to make bid for Real Madrid’s Raphaël Varane
• African nations boycott Montreal Olympics – archive, 1976
• F1 condemns online racist abuse of Lewis Hamilton after British GP victory
• Dave Brailsford admits health concerns may force him to quit as Ineos principal
• Toyota scraps Olympics TV adverts amid lukewarm support in Japan

The Guardian Australia - 2021-07-19

The Guardian Australia - 2021-07-21