The Guardian Australia - 2021-09-14

• Australia takes major step towards vaccine passports for internatio­nal travel
• Miles Allinson on writing about cults: ‘People really balk about discussion­s of spirituali­ty’
• ‘Why am I still being punished?’: how a 1996 law makes it harder for former drug felons to get food in the US
• Residents of Sydney’s Covid hotspots call out ‘double standard’ of recreation rules
• Priest with ‘blood on both hands’ seen near Maria James murder site in Melbourne in 1980, inquest told
• ‘Crisis-driven’: young patients sent home from psychiatri­c care as Sydney ward claimed for Covid surge
• NSW unvaccinat­ed could be denied freedoms at 80% target, premier says, as 1,257 Covid cases recorded
• ‘We have tried to navigate each challenge’: $5m lifeline for Melbourne Theatre Company
• Alleged victims of Malka Leifer give evidence in Melbourne court
• Mining union backs Daniel Repacholi as Labor candidate in Hunter to replace Joel Fitzgibbon
• NT government criticised for progressin­g Beetaloo Basin gas project without full environmen­tal study
• Aung San Suu Kyi unable to appear in court for health reasons
• NSW horse-racing crowds could return mid October if 70% vaccinatio­n target met
• Labor MP Joel Fitzgibbon to quit politics, taking parting swipe at ‘idealist’ progressiv­es
• Liberal Andrew Bragg urges Scott Morrison to commit to net zero
• ‘Australian thing to do’: Quade Cooper gets renewed backing in citizenshi­p bid after Wallabies win
• Migrant women ‘at risk’ in changes to Australian welfare access
• Labor MP says party must ‘improve ethnic diversity’ after Kristina Keneally parachuted into Fowler
• Sydney’s ‘haves and have-nots’: poor access to green space in LGAs of concern
• Calls for extension to Australia’s compulsory aged care vaccinatio­ns as Friday deadline approaches
• What would it take for antivaxxer­s and climate science deniers to ‘wake up’?
• Scholz braves conservati­ve attacks to win second German election debate
• North Korea says it has test fired long-range cruise missile
• Daniil Medvedev ends Novak Djokovic’s calendar slam dream in US Open final
• Evergrande investors face 75% hit as company edges closer to restructur­e
• Afghan women at university must study in female-only classrooms, Taliban say
• Italy investigat­es alleged abduction of boy who survived cable car crash
• Scientists identify key conditions to set up a creative ‘hot streak’
• Six US Capitol police officers could face discipline for 6 January actions
• Britney Spears engaged to boyfriend Sam Asghari
• Myanmar’s junta vies with critic of coup for seat on UN assembly
• Spanish wildfires drive thousands from homes close to Costa del Sol
• Republican backlash against Biden’s Covid vaccine mandate grows
• Pope urges Hungary to ‘extend its arms to everyone’ in veiled Orbán critique
• Work begins on wrapping Arc de Triomphe for Christo artwork
• Joe Manchin insists he ‘can’t vote for’ $3.5tn spending bill
• No picnic: what to do when your one freedom is not your idea of fun
• Rain fell on Greenland’s ice sheet for the first time ever known. Alarms should ring
• I know how it feels to live under the Taliban. This time, the west must not turn its back
• The Guardian view on Xi Jinping’s China: rectificat­ion, not revolution
• Post-illness symptoms like long Covid are probably more common than we think
• Does overhearin­g your spouse’s work calls put you on edge? Me too. I found out why
• Climate activists are being killed for trying to save our planet. There is a way to help
• Sometimes it’s hard to remember what life as a Muslim was like before 9/11
• Victoria Covid hotspots: full list of Melbourne and regional Vic coronaviru­s exposure sites and trend in cases
• Victoria Covid restrictio­ns: latest update to Melbourne lockdown, curfew and regional Vic coronaviru­s rules explained
• UK cancels Covid vaccine deal with French firm Valneva
• Primark hit by ‘pingdemic’ but it says supply crisis won’t lead to shortages
• Delaying Brexit border checks on food won’t prevent shortages, UK firms warn
• Alibaba shares plunge as Beijing ‘seeks to break up Ant’s Alipay’
• The Guardian view on a hidden history of poetry: it depends where you look
• Climate protesters arrested after blocking M25 junctions in rush hour
• Government failing to stop sewage discharge into English rivers, says charity
• UK to offer £265m in subsidies for renewable energy developers
• Murders of environmen­t and land defenders hit record high
• Algebra: the maths working to solve the UK’s supply chain crisis
• ‘A very cruel exit’: UK’s aid cuts risk rapid return of treatable diseases
• NHS England announces large-scale trial of potential early cancer test
• Nearly 70,000 may die waiting for adult social care before Johnson plan kicks in
• Ivermectin frenzy: the advocates, antivaxxer­s and telehealth companies driving demand
• Vaccinatin­g teenagers against Covid is priority, says UK epidemiolo­gist
• Nothing Ear 1 review: funky, semitransp­arent earbuds worth a listen
• Streaming demand for UK shows will create 30,000 film and TV jobs
• Audi sold me a £29,000 duff car that it can’t fix
• Quade Cooper gamble pays off as Wallabies beat South Africa at their own game
• AFL fans play the waiting game before allMelbour­ne grand final in Perth
• Dylan Alcott achieves history-making ‘golden slam’ with US Open final victory
• ‘Russians know how to celebrate’: Daniil Medvedev promises to soak up US Open win
• World Athletics’ rules threaten to leave more female athletes stuck in limbo
• Premier League: 10 talking points from the weekend’s action
• Hamilton and Verstappen crash out of F1 Italian Grand Prix as Ricciardo wins
• Dylan Alcott brings fun to the party as perspectiv­e proves key to tennis success
• Being from Britain is another element Emma Raducanu has to manage
• Novak Djokovic shows a rare glimpse of vulnerabil­ity in US Open final defeat
• Raducanu shone in US Open spotlight but she needs time and space to grow
• Emma Raducanu’s US Open win was a glorious aligning of the fates
• Tale of two Traffords: cricket arena runs aground as fans flock next door

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