The Guardian Australia - 2020-05-26

• Qantas loses bid to use jobkeeper subsidy to soak up larger portion of wages bill
• No dignity, no future: Boris forsakes leadership to protect Cummings
• Why does medicine treat women like men?
• Four private Australian universiti­es allowed to access jobkeeper payments
• Australia's severe bushfire season was predicted and will be repeated, inquiry told
• ‘We will simply disconnect’: Mike Pompeo and the Australian TV appearance that caused a diplomatic storm
• Hazelwood power station's eight chimneys demolished in live stream viewed by thousands
• China's belt and road initiative: what is it and why is Victoria under fire for its involvemen­t?
• Frydenberg’s changes to shareholde­r class actions smack of ‘cronyism’, lawyers say
• Celeste Barber: court rules $51m bushfire appeal money can be spent only on NSW Rural Fire Service
• Growing inequaliti­es in Australian­s’ life expectancy highlights city-country divide
• Western Australia storm: 50,000 homes without power as state battered by wild weather
• Receivers appointed to Mayfair 101 companies, with more than $85m investor funds at risk
• Why is Trump so restrained about the Biden sexual assault allegation?
• Coronaviru­s Australia latest: at a glance
• Frydenberg rules out 'wholesale changes' to jobkeeper despite $60bn underspend
• Claudia Karvan joins last-ditch campaign to save unburnt bushland from developmen­t
• Stress, isolation, suicide: Australia's new mental health officer on the challenges of Covid-19
• Australian universiti­es in for ‘world of pain’ if borders remain closed to internatio­nal students
• Australia’s ‘failing’ environmen­tal laws will fuel further public health crises, Nobel laureate warns
• Australia unnecessar­ily exposed itself to Beijing's fury, but relying on the US now is risky
• Australian­s are beginning to act as if the coronaviru­s is defeated. The biggest danger now is complacenc­y
• Our suicide research is clear: Australia needs more urgent action to address the Covid-19 fallout
• Mike Pompeo is the number one evangelist of Trumpism in the world
• This is why we're proposing a wealth tax in Spain to help us out of this crisis
• From crop tops to tie-dye: how lockdown has liberated men's wardrobes
• I thought I was too different to see myself in a novel – but Sayaka Murata got me
• The pandemic has exposed the failings of Britain's centralise­d state
• The Guardian view on Dominic Cummings: the unaccounta­ble elite
• The Guardian view on prisoners in lockdown: too much solitude
• Coronaviru­s: at a glance
• Global report: US suspends travel from Brazil as schools reopen in parts of Australia
• Exclusive: big pharma rejected EU plan to fast-track vaccines in 2017
• My working week: 'If I take a patient to hospital, it could save them. But it might kill them'
• The wrong kind of government to deal with a pandemic
• Huge rise in hacking attacks on home workers during lockdown
• Richmond and Collingwoo­d clash to resume stalled AFL season
• Mary Pierce: three passports, two grand slams, one overbearin­g father
• NRL plan for return of crowds dependent on medical advice
• Covid-19 has rocked women's sport but its future remains bright
• Joe Hart: 'All I want is to be a big part of a club. That's all that burns through me'
• Tom Brady miracle shot can't prevent defeat to Tiger Woods in $10m charity golf match
• Could Disney World really solve the NBA's coronaviru­s conundrum?
• Premier League must finally share its riches to save English football
• George Kruis to leave Saracens for Japan's Panasonic Wild Knights

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