The Guardian Australia - 2021-03-01

• Australia's AstraZenec­a vaccine rollout to start by 8 March after first 300,000 doses arrive
• The ‘jobdobber’ hotline is another policy aimed at keeping wages low
• Archaeolog­ists find unique ceremonial vehicle near Pompeii
• NSW police to brief private school heads after viral petition on student sexual assault
• Liberal senator refers rape allegation against unnamed Labor politician to AFP
• Ex-staffer Rachelle Miller to bring workplace lawsuit against ministers Tudge and Cash
• Hong Kong: 47 democracy activists charged with subversion under security law
• 'All the bones are there': could a new electric vehicle be built in Australia?
• CPAC: Trump to make first post-White House speech at rightwing summit
• More than 50,000 people call for inquiry into use of Queen's consent
• Historical rape claim against current minister a 'test' for PM, Albanese says
• ‘It’s a funeral march’: French artist JR’s powerful eulogy for Australia's MurrayDarl­ing
• Older Australian­s give smart tech a thumbs up for music and video chat – but not vacuuming
• The NT’s ‘cocaine and sex’ imbroglio: the scandal taking crocodiles off the front page
• Clive Palmer spends hundreds of thousands of dollars on ads condemning Asic
• It is only a matter of time before we turn on the unvaccinat­ed
• I hate to say it, but Britain's doing OK. Even Germany envies us...
• Stay, go, delay: Joe Biden is trapped and has no good choices in Afghanista­n
• Rosamund Pike is right to call out digital 'tweaks' ... but aren't we all at it?
• Britain has a moral and legal obligation to Shamima Begum
• What does the Salmond v Sturgeon feud mean for the future of the union?
• To expand women's prisons is idiotic and inhumane. We should phase them out
• The tourists who flock to Dubai seem happy to overlook a few missing princesses
• How Nick Cave's biography revealed a longheld case of mistaken identity
• The Observer view on Saudi Arabia’s crown prince
• The Observer view on basing pupils' results on teacher assessment
• Vulnerable children 'forgotten' in Covid vaccine rollout, say UK charities
• Under threat: the birthplace of Darwin’s historic theory
• Clean break: the risk of catching Covid from surfaces overblown, experts say
• If oestrogen can save women from the worst of Covid, they should be given it
• Adopting older children can be the start of a special bond
• Covid vaccine does not affect fertility but misinforma­tion persists
• ‘I’ve had my vaccine - how well will it protect me and for how long?’
• Australia’s T20 match against NZ moved to Wellington amid Auckland lockdown
• Rúben Neves earns Wolves draw and leaves Newcastle to rue costly errors
• Sheedy holds nerve as Wales make England pay in Six Nations thriller
• European roundup: Leipzig battle back from two goals down to beat Gladbach
• 'You have to get ugly runs': Laxman's expert guide to batting in India
• Canelo Álvarez subdues Avni Yıldırım then announces Billy Joe Saunders fight
• Gordon Elliott 'cooperatin­g fully' with investigat­ion into social media image
• Heather Knight 'frustrated' as New Zealand deny England ODI series sweep
• Zlatan's attack on LeBron James echoes the hypocrisy of the American right
• In Wales there will always be a warm welcome for referee Pascal Gaüzère

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