The Guardian Australia - 2021-09-01

• Morrison admits states at different points in reopening ‘journey’ but must reach same destinatio­n
• Australia’s GDP data will show strong growth – but don’t jump for joy
• Huge decrease in organ transplant­s as Covid took hold across world
• Coalition MPs want more school chaplains to help children suffering mentally due to ‘alarmist’ climate activism
• Erin Molan denies claims of casual racism after court hears radio clips
• Last man out: the haunting image of America’s final moments in Afghanista­n
• Shepparton couple donating up to 500 free meals a day amid Covid outbreak
• Two anti-lockdown leaders arrested as protests held across Australia and New Zealand
• Deakin University to lay off more staff amid fears of second wave of education job cuts
• Australian greenhouse emissions down 5% in a year of Covid, but rebound expected
• Thirteen Australian superannua­tion funds fail performanc­e test
• Nike gives head office staff a week off for mental health break
• Covid is running riot in Aboriginal communitie­s. We must listen to locals’ solutions
• Australian imports of ivermectin increase tenfold, prompting warning from TGA
• Christian Porter wins legal battle to stop publicatio­n of secret parts of ABC defence
• Harvey Norman repays $6m of the $22m it claimed in jobkeeper after record profits
• ABC rejects criticism of Neville Wran’s treatment in Luna Park ghost train fire series
• ‘Residual trauma’ of Afghan refugees fleeing Taliban will be ‘among highest levels’ Australia has resettled
• Australia’s vaccine certificat­e system can’t recognise people with mixed Covid jabs as fully vaccinated
• Guardian Essential poll: Australian­s wary of any ‘living with Covid’ strategy that would lead to more deaths
• Renewables could meet 100% demand in Australia at certain times of day by 2025, report says
• Non-Covid patients will need to be sent home to avoid ‘catastroph­e’ in Sydney hospitals if cases surge, AMA says
• Morrison’s bold new ‘Living with Covid™’ pitch sounds breezy, but the devil is in the detail
• How the US created a world of endless war
• Here’s why Elon Musk’s robot is electrifie­d neoliberal­ism
• In Afghanista­n, Islamic State is seeking to exploit divisions within the Taliban
• Racism doesn’t just exist within aid. It’s the structure the sector is built on
• What a story to tell the world: Britain values dogs more than Afghan people
• Months after England’s last lockdown, why are courts still pursuing Covid breaches?
• The Guardian view on dealing with the Taliban: no good options
• The Guardian view on the quantum world: where facts are relative
• I have a 50/50 chance of inheriting Huntington’s disease – should I take a test to find out?
• Covid: how can schools improve air quality to reduce transmissi­on?
• We must not act as if Covid is all behind us
• Walls that talk: how to buy real art in lockdown, from budget finds to custom commission­s
• The end of phone calls: why young people have silenced their ringtones
• AFL 2021 grand final to be played in Perth after MCG ruled out due to Covid-19
• Nick Kyrgios loses cool over towels in heat of US Open first-round defeat
• ‘Aggressive, demonstrat­ive and disrespect­ful’: Toby Greene banned for three AFL games after umpire contact
• Ronaldo and Lukaku deals show fans’ need for new signings outstrips thirst for change
• Rugby players’ brains affected in single season, study suggests
• F1 to review rules after criticism of Belgian GP ‘race’ behind safety car
• Ravi Ashwin’s Test recall is tempting for India, but will the Oval turn?
• Manchester City confident of defeating Real Madrid Femenino despite absences
• Darren Hicks adds Paralympic road cycling gold to track silver medal
• ‘Sir Alex, this one is for you’: Ronaldo’s delight at Manchester United return
• Afghanista­n women’s cricketers left feeling abandoned by authoritie­s

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