The Guardian Australia - 2021-08-25

• Scott Morrison declares Coalition not going anywhere as he marks three years in top job
• Making up for lost time: Australia needs to speed up to stay in the Covid vaccine race
• People whose mothers were overweight at higher risk of bowel cancer, study suggests
• Morrison government is paying PR firm $2.9m to promote Covid vaccine rollout
• Richard Pusey issued 10-year ban by Asic for having ‘no regard for the law’
• First commercial rocket due to be launched from Australia later in 2021
• Female athletes from Afghanista­n leave Kabul after being granted Australian visas
• ‘Incompeten­t’ NSW doctor banned for five years after woman dies following pain relief injections
• South Australian MP Sam Duluk a ‘drunken pest’ but not guilty of assault – magistrate
• Powerhouse Parramatta: three-year battle to save historic Willow Grove ends in union backdown
• McDonald’s runs out of milkshakes amid ‘supply chain issues’
• Scott Morrison rejects warning of 25,000 deaths if Covid restrictio­ns end with 80% vaccinated
• NSW Covid update: mask-wearing and vaccine passports may be needed for years as 753 cases recorded
• Victoria Covid update: vaccines opened to over 16s as 50 new cases recorded
• Ending restrictio­ns with 80% vaccinated could cause 25,000 Australian deaths, new modelling suggests
• ‘Why are you crying?’: Qantas ad promoting vaccinatio­n hits hard for Australian­s unable to travel
• Feathers flying: why cockatoos and rainbow lorikeets have gone to war
• Labor to back electoral reforms that could deregister dozens of minor parties
• Australian Covid vaccine study shows social restrictio­ns and cash would slash hesitancy
• NSW weather: snow on the way as cold front ends streak of warm winter days
• Brisbane Easi food delivery driver claims he was fired for raising concerns about pay and safety
• Voters in Sydney’s Liberal ‘heartland’ more worried about climate than Covid, polling suggests
• Australian Research Council under pressure after funding rule angers academic community
• Australia has a chance to make workplaces safer, but Morrison is ignoring key rights women fought hard to achieve
• ‘I feel like it’s quite shaky acceptance’: trans kids and the fight for inclusion
• I’m 14 and I want the Covid vaccine – why can’t Australia’s politician­s tell us when we’ll be safe?
• A four-day workweek is the future. Here’s why
• In Pakistan we cultivated the Taliban, then turned on them. Now we can only hope they forgive us
• Tony Blair damns the Afghan withdrawal but he would do better to show remorse
• The main lesson from Afghanista­n is that the ‘war on terror’ does not work
• The Guardian view on the G7 Afghanista­n talks: desperate damage limitation
• The Guardian view on the future of gambling: harms must be faced
• Climate crisis made deadly German floods ‘up to nine times more likely’
• Full FDA approval of Pfizer Covid shot will enable vaccine requiremen­ts
• Ethiopia starts building local rival to Facebook
• Uber rival Didi Chuxing suspends plans for UK and Europe launch
• Resilience and perseveran­ce prepare to take stage at Tokyo Paralympic­s
• Rugby Championsh­ip confirmed for Queensland, Perth set for Bledisloe
• Australia-New Zealand rugby relations have sunk to a new low. It will take time to regain trust
• Anti-vaxx athletes’ stance shows myths cut across boundaries of privilege
• Antonio doubles up as West Ham demolish 10-man Leicester
• Innovation and inner strength: the stories behind Australia’s Paralympia­ns
• England’s top order quacking and creaking into history of the duck
• From the archive: the 1964 Tokyo Paralympic­s
• The world’s fastest blind man and more: 10 US Paralympia­ns to watch
• Barrow hope to blow Aston Villa off course in Carabao Cup

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