The Guardian Australia - 2021-08-02

• Australia Covid update: NSW reports 239 new cases and seven ICU patients in their 20s
• Tunisia shows that democracy will struggle if it can’t deliver prosperity
• Ink positive: how tattoos can heal the mind as well as adorn the body
• Sky News Australia banned from YouTube for seven days over Covid misinforma­tion
• Anger as Poland plans law that will stop Jews reclaiming wartime homes
• Former NSW Nationals MP Michael Johnsen will not face charges over alleged rape of sex worker
• Emma McKeon seals seventh Olympic medal as Australian women win 4x100m medley
• Three members of Australia’s Bali Nine deserve to walk free one day, jail officials say
• Sydney man told he was fully vaccinated – despite not receiving a single Covid jab
• Covid caution dampens the heady promises of ‘freedom day’
• ‘Even if I die I will tell the truth’: witness speaks out at Ben Roberts-Smith defamation trial
• Australia at the Olympics on Sunday: day 9 schedule of who and when to watch in Tokyo today
• Australia hits record gold rush as sailor Matt Wearn wins laser class
• From wild herbs to feral pigs: should Australia manage invasive species by eating them?
• Labor’s tax cuts support is bad policy – but the Buffett rule could make it better
• ‘Country needs people’: Indigenous rangers safeguardi­ng Australia’s rich landscape receive a well-earned boost
• ‘A lottery who ends up in hospital’: Australian Covid survivors speak out
• ‘The science swayed her’: how do you convince someone to get vaccinated?
• No children, no vote: Fox News’s latest asinine suggestion
• Adapt or die. That is the stark challenge to living in the new world we have made
• When moral pieties get in the way of doing the right thing, children suffer
• There’s a case for vaccine passports, but ministers are failing to make it
• We failed so badly in Afghanista­n. But to throw in the towel now would be an act of betrayal
• The Observer view on the Royal Navy’s operation in the South China Sea
• The Observer view on the plight facing children post-Covid
• Uber and Deliveroo discounts to lure young people in UK to get Covid jab
• Doggerland: Lost ‘Atlantis’ of the North Sea gives up its ancient secrets
• How climate crisis made my British butterfly hunt a race against time
• Is Covid-19 on the run in the UK?
• As Delta spreads, Pfizer and Moderna get set for a booster shot to profits
• UK can expect thousands of Covid deaths every year, warn scientists
• Big tech’s big week raises fears of ‘Blade Runner future’ of mega-company rule
• Out of control and rising: why bitcoin has Nigeria’s government in a panic
• SolarWinds: Russian hackers broke into email accounts at US attorney offices
• Great Jamaicans start to shift their sport out of Flo-Jo’s shadow
• Lewis Hamilton takes Hungarian F1 GP pole as Mercedes best Verstappen
• Lukhanyo Am seals South Africa victory on painful night for British & Irish Lions
• Ash Barty and John Peers win mixed doubles bronze after Serbian walkover
• Team GB’s footballer­s undone by flaws familiar to England supporters
• US anti-doping chief dismisses Russian Olympic ban as a ‘farce’
• Logan Martin’s Olympics BMX gold makes Australian king of freestyle
• Pablo Carreño Busta sends Novak Djokovic home from Tokyo without a medal
• Tokyo medal haul puts Australia’s Olympians on verge of golden era
• ‘The world’s best are on my hitlist’: Browning sprinting into history books
• Max Whitlock retains his Olympic title with pommel horse gold for Team GB
• Alexander Zverev secures historic Olympic tennis title for Germany
• Lions’ Stuart Hogg ‘categorica­lly’ denies accusation­s of biting in second Test

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