The Guardian Australia - 2021-09-13

• Australia Covid update: NSW reports 1,262 new cases and Victoria 392 as outbreaks spread
• So Sally Rooney’s racist? Only if you choose to confuse fiction with fact
• Wanted: your spare room for global visitors to Glasgow’s climate summit
• Australia secures 1m extra Moderna vaccine doses, with plan to focus on Melbourne Covid hotspots
• Taliban raise flag over presidenti­al palace on 9/11 anniversar­y as brother of resistance leader slain
• Coalition invests further $50m in new vaccine campaign to sway reluctant Australian­s
• On top of the Covid crisis, there’s also the matter of a looming federal election
• Queen and PM lead tributes to ‘extraordin­arily fabulous’ Emma Raducanu
• Apple still reliant on one core product as it nudges $3tn hurdle
• Botox leads to bad reactions for one in six users, says study
• ‘It’s so hard’: how the pandemic upended young people’s career paths
• Rightwing media hang Boris Johnson out to dry on social care
• ‘They will kill you’: a future leader of Afghanista­n on the price he paid for freedom
• Who is Lorraine Finlay and why has her appointmen­t as human rights commission­er angered some?
• ‘Winter in Canberra is chilly’: the capital is in lockdown, and $33 a day is cold comfort for the unemployed
• In hindsight there was no foresight: how Australia bungled its Pfizer Covid deal
• Whether on Covid or climate, it seems our politician­s really aren’t like you and me
• Afghanista­n’s shrinking horizons: ‘Women feel everything is finished’
• Norway votes – but is Europe’s biggest oil giant ready to go green?
• ‘I don’t feel pressure’: Emma Raducanu loving life after US Open triumph
• ‘The harm to children is irreparabl­e’: Ruth Etzel speaks out ahead of EPA whistleblo­wer hearing
• Abimael Guzmán, leader of Peru’s Shining Path, dies aged 86
• Top security officials to reinstall Capitol fence ahead of far-right rally
• Facebook office cleaner who led protests at London site fears for his job
• Louis Armstrong and the spy: how the CIA used him as a ‘trojan horse’ in Congo
• US court to hold pretrial conference in Prince Andrew sexual assault suit
• Salesforce offers to help staff leave Texas as abortion law takes effect
• US Evangelica­l Lutheran Church installs first openly transgende­r bishop
• ‘My son misses his Papa’: Brexit rules force families to split
• Pakistan airline to resume commercial flights to Kabul
• Europe’s reputation as a cosmopolit­an haven has been exposed as a mirage
• Dismissed and derided when they stood, it’s time to reassess the twin towers
• Boris Johnson’s generation game: the young and poor pay for the old and rich
• These strange times have made us experts in loss and loneliness
• Men are inventing new excuses for killing women and judges are falling for them
• Lives lost, poverty, an arms race, rights destroyed … the continuing cost of 9/11
• 660,000 jobs at risk as UK’s green investment lags
• UK firms use free beer and popcorn to tempt staff back to offices
• The Observer view on the Taliban and how they underestim­ate ordinary Afghans
• Channel 4 buys rights to Emma Raducanu’s US Open final
• The Observer view on the weaknesses of Boris Johnson’s social care levy
• New Thames tunnel will make London pollution worse, warn climate activists
• ‘What I saw that night was real’: is it time to take aliens more seriously?
• UK vaccine volunteers to help prepare for next virus at new Pandemic Institute
• Early CT scans deliver huge fall in lung cancer deaths, study shows
• Kathryn Paige Harden: ‘Studies have found genetic variants that correlate with going further in school’
• A year that changed the world – and medical companies’ fortunes
• How the cruel death of a little stray dog led to riots in 1900s Britain
• A decade after she died, I can finally grieve the Amy Winehouse I knew and loved
• Give staff shares and their moods will rise and fall in synch
• PC, internet, smartphone: what’s the next big technologi­cal epoch?
• How has the pandemic changed the way you’ll learn?
• Cry with me, Argentina: teary Messi delights fans and breaks Pelé’s record
• All Blacks dominate Argentina in Rugby Championsh­ip to avenge 2020 defeat
• ‘Off the charts’: New York tennis fans bewitched by Raducanu fairytale
• Cristiano Ronaldo makes dream return as Manchester United rout Newcastle
• Valtteri Bottas wins F1 Italian GP sprint race but Max Verstappen takes pole
• Cristiano Ronaldo: plane banner protest as striker returns to Manchester United
• Mattia Binotto: ‘It’s important we understand Ferrari is a unique family’
• Emma Raducanu shows coolness and resilience of a true champion
• Daniel James can make real Marcelo Bielsa’s dreams of upstaging Liverpool
• England’s summer of frustratio­n does not augur well for unique Ashes series
• Blame the schedule, not India’s players for cancellati­on of final England Test
• Champions League’s group stage is oddly palatable in a stale world
• Emma Raducanu: British 18-year-old makes tennis history with US Open final win

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