The Guardian Australia - 2021-09-03

• Queensland premier vows to ‘stand strong’ on border controls until all children are vaccinated
• Australia’s economy looks better than a year ago. But sadly we aren’t out of the Covid woods yet
• Big John, largest known triceratop­s skeleton, goes on display before auction
• ‘A sore loser’: Scott Morrison attacked over move to keep national cabinet deliberati­ons secret
• Taronga zoo lyrebird perfectly mimics the ear-splitting wail of a crying baby
• No jab, no job: David Walsh mandates Covid vaccinatio­n for all Mona staff
• Victoria to become first Australian state to ban public display of Nazi symbols
• Spring outlook for Australia’s eastern and southern states is rainier, cooler weather
• Apple concedes on ‘anticompet­itive’ restrictio­ns in App Store
• US supreme court refuses to block radical Texas abortion law
• Britney Spears will not face charges over battery allegation
• ‘A beautiful moment’: Paralympic cyclist lauded after slowing to will on another rider
• Australian­s deserve to know where jobkeeper went – it shouldn’t be a state secret
• Forget the technical jargon – Australia’s in a Covid recession right now
• NSW Covid update: premier says ‘people will die’ when state reopens as 1,288 new cases reported
• Victoria Covid update: state halves wait time for AstraZenec­a vaccine doses after 176 new cases
• One Nation accused of ‘siding with the looters’ after Senate rejects bid to reveal top jobkeeper beneficiar­ies
• Victorian farmers angry at government permitting camping on riverside crown land
• Special investigat­or continues to examine alleged ADF war crimes in Afghanista­n, despite reports
• ‘Get on with it’: Australia already has lowcarbon technology and Coalition should embrace it, scientists say
• Lachlan Murdoch asked to appear at parliament­ary inquiry into YouTube’s suspension of Sky News Australia
• Buried Queensland government report found Adani plan to protect black-throated finch was ‘superficia­l’
• Angus Taylor and Keith Pitt asked by Senate inquiry chair to explain dealings with firm awarded Beetaloo gas grants
• Has Covid ended the neoliberal era?
• What to do if your super fund is underperfo­rming? The answer could save you 13 years of lost pay
• It’s time to brace ourselves for a world without Roe v Wade. Here’s what we must do
• Empty shelves are the only way Britain’s underpaid workers can grab national attention
• Football Manager has eaten my life – and made me wildly nostalgic for web 1.0
• The Guardian view on Dominic Raab: no grip, no plan, no shame
• The Guardian view on Raymond Williams at 100
• Scrapping free prescripti­ons for over-60s ‘could have devastatin­g impact’
• Hi-tech wooden flooring can turn footsteps into electricit­y
• 10 essential tricks for rememberin­g people’s names
• Glasgow records hottest summer in run-up to Cop26 climate summit
• The push for vaccine passports ignores the arguments raging around them
• One in seven children with Covid still suffering three months later – study
• Britons with severely weak immune systems to be offered third Covid jab
• UK children’s digital privacy code comes into effect
• Twitter trials anti-troll tool that automatica­lly blocks abusive users
• ‘I believe it’s a mental health issue’: the rise of Zoom dysmorphia
• Collector buys fake Banksy NFT for £244,000
• Amazon to recruit 55,000 staff globally in tech and office roles
• Why has rugby taken so long to wake up to what boxing has long known?
• Bledisloe Cup finale anything but a dead rubber in Rugby Championsh­ip
• Sloane Stephens wins US Open clash with Coco Gauff amid soggy chaos
• China pose real threat as Socceroos hit the road again on journey to Qatar
• Record-breaker Cristiano Ronaldo’s late goals for Portugal break Ireland’s hearts
• Rory McIlroy ‘sad to see’ fan behaviour towards Bryson DeChambeau
• Kimi Räikkönen announces retirement from F1 at end of the season
• Australia’s Paralympia­ns to get same medal bonus as Olympians after government recognises efforts
• Ellie Simmonds ready to end career in Paralympic­s after freestyle fifth place
• Why women and social media stars are becoming college sports’ big winners
• The drama and triumph of England’s last World Cup qualifier in Hungary

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