The Guardian Australia - 2022-07-01

• John Barilaro withdraws from New York trade role due to ‘media attention’
• Former Australian chief scientist to head review of carbon credit scheme after whistleblo­wer revelation­s
• Seven seeks to terminate multimilli­on dollar broadcast deal with Cricket Australia
• Labor orders review of Covid vaccine contracts signed under Coalition
• Government decision to limit telehealth services will cause vulnerable Australian­s to suffer, GPs say
• Republican­s seek to install ‘permanent election integrity infrastruc­ture’ across US
• Victoria to demand government­s set completion dates for energy transmissi­on projects
• Bee industry confident varroa mite can be contained after 600 hives destroyed in NSW
• William Tyrrell’s foster mother denied mental health applicatio­n over alleged assault of young girl
• Queensland airline Skytrans unveils plans for Australia’s first hydrogen-fuelled plane
• Steamed up over kettlegate? Or is the New York Times pile-on just a storm in a teacup?
• Almost half of home care providers across Australia to increase fees after new rules on carer pay
• Albanese government to move to grant territorie­s right to set own voluntary assisted dying laws
• Unseasonal deluge to bring wet and windy end to Australia’s east coast winter dry spell
• Bye-bye quarter-acre block: more Australian­s are living in apartments – but do they meet our needs?
• ‘Wealth determines health’: young median age in Indigenous areas reflects lower life expectancy
• Emissions warning: calls to stop ‘skyrocketi­ng’ land clearing in NSW
• What Australia’s power grid urgently needs for ‘once-in-a-century transforma­tion’ away from fossil fuels
• Backwards step on Closing the Gap action as early childhood developmen­t for Indigenous Australian­s falls short
• Just 24 health workers helped under Morrison government scheme to bring 2,000 medics to Australia
• Queensland cabinet papers to be released after 30 days instead of 30 years in wake of integrity report
• Nations must work together through ‘conflict and crisis’ to reduce climate change risks, Albanese tells OECD
• Nato leaders voice concern about threat China poses to world order for first time
• Secret Service agent reportedly willing to testify Trump did not lunge at him
• Hong Kong tightens security as Xi visits for 25th anniversar­y of handover
• Ferdinand Marcos Jnr praises dictator father during swearing in as Philippine­s president
• North Korean hackers thought to be behind $100m cryptocurr­ency heist
• Fossil fuel industry faces surge in climate lawsuits
• UK coal power station owner seeks aid from German government
• Amazon bows to UAE pressure to restrict LGBTQ+ search results
• Coca-Cola among brands greenwashi­ng over packaging, report says
• Paris attacker Salah Abdeslam found guilty of murder and jailed for life
• UK government to scrap European law protecting special habitats
• Ottawa braced for Canada Day protest by ‘freedom convoy’ supporters
• R Kelly sentenced to 30 years on sexual abuse charges
• Mystery as Canadian radio station plays Rage Against the Machine song nonstop
• Killing of Hindu tailor prompts internet shutdown in Indian state over unrest fears
• ‘Ruthlessly organised’ Tory rebels plot 1922 takeover to oust Boris Johnson
• ‘A massive betrayal’: how London’s Olympic legacy was sold out
• What’s driving the historic agreement between Uber and the Transport Workers’ Union
• The Roe ruling is not about states’ rights. It’s about power and control
• Why are we feeding crops to our cars when people are starving?
• Tuesday’s hearing was a masterclas­s on the threats posed by Trump to our republic
• It took catching Covid to get my children out of my bed, but I can finally sleep again
• Is Boris Johnson to blame for my dad’s death? I’ll let the Covid-19 inquiry decide
• I’ve always worried about everything. But has my tortured thinking become a form of selfharm?
• Britain’s air passengers face a turbulent summer – here’s how to tackle the chaos
• UK’s biggest recruiters warn ministers not to hire agency staff to replace strikers
• New disruption at Heathrow after airport orders 30 flights to be cancelled
• Average UK house prices hit record high in June but slowdown signs emerge
• UK failure to tackle ‘dirty money’ led to it ‘laundering Russia’s war funds’
• UK will face worse inflation than other major economies, says Bank governor
• The Guardian view on Boris Johnson abroad: more indulged than feted
• Children aren’t the future: where have all the young climate activists gone?
• Dogs arose from two population­s of wolves, study finds
• Doctors treat first UK patient in Covid ‘super donor’ blood trial
• What makes a song sound happy? It depends on your culture, study finds
• Sir Colin Blakemore obituary
• After Uvalde shooting, tech companies tout their solutions. But do they work?
• Crypto crisis: how digital currencies went from boom to collapse
• Three Arrows Capital to become latest casualty of crypto crash
• Digitalisa­tion of services and money is creating a two-tier society
• Best podcasts of the week: Sam Smith charts 40 years of progress on HIV and Aids
• Kira Puru: the 10 funniest things I have ever seen (on the internet)
• Australia pick tough and fast Wallabies team designed to run England ragged
• Australian rugby union upbeat despite lean times as ‘golden decade’ looms
• South Australian football great Neil Kerley dies in car accident aged 88
• How Kansas City became the 2026 World Cup’s most unlikely host city
• Lauren and Zoe Wakfer stunned after Eagles double up on twins at AFLW draft
• Australian hopes high at Tour de France following Giro glory
• Emma Raducanu begins beautiful friendship in defeat at Wimbledon
• Tour de France 2022: stage-by-stage guide to this year’s race
• Euro 2022: the complete guide to all the stadiums
• Tottenham seal deal to sign Richarliso­n from Everton for initial £50m

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