The Guardian Australia - 2021-09-02

• Furious Mark McGowan accuses Morrison government of ‘mission to bring Covid into WA’
• We can’t build our way out of the environmen­tal crisis
• Australia’s Olympians got a $20,000 bonus for a gold medal, our Paralympia­ns get nothing
• Calls for Warren Mundine to leave SBS board after abusing journalist on Twitter
• ‘Ageism is alive and well’: Triple J lampooned for ‘insulting’ tweet
• When the US requires a deputy sheriff Australia reports for duty – but not when it comes to climate action
• Capitol riot inquiry to investigat­e whether Trump’s White House was involved in attack
• Australian house prices rising at fastest yearly pace since 1989 but signs boom is cooling
• Erin Molan tells Daily Mail defamation trial clips were mocking ‘bad’ accents, not racist
• UK judge orders rightwing extremist to read classic literature or face prison
• NSW Covid update: Berejiklia­n flags midOctober as ‘much more normal’ at 70% vaccinatio­n rate
• Victoria Covid update: restrictio­ns to ease in September as premier says cases won’t go down
• Pat Dodson condemns ‘rogue’ Christian groups spreading anti-vax propaganda in remote WA
• Australia avoids recession for now but economic growth already slowing before Delta hit
• Letter reveals what Scott Morrison told John Frewen when he gave him vaccine role
• Voices from Australia’s Covid frontline: the childcare worker and the pharmacist
• Labor questions whether Coalition let Pauline Hanson take credit for $8m grant to Rockhampto­n hospice
• Australian parliament’s remote arrangemen­ts causing voting disadvanta­ges for minor parties, report says
• Young Australian­s ‘screaming’ for climate action but don’t trust leaders to make change, survey suggests
• Australia’s Covid reopening: are our leaders really at war and can they reach consensus?
• Australian health authoritie­s warn against mixing Covid vaccine types
• Real-life Man From Snowy River was Aboriginal, new book argues
• My radical love experiment shows there is light at the end of pandemic dating – and it isn’t a laptop screen
• The latest Covid lockdowns have locked Australia’s poorest out of financial support
• Every one of us should care about the climate crisis. Together we can make a big difference
• Monopolies on Covid vaccines are killing people in poorer countries
• Without a guiding purpose, Boris Johnson will always be governing in a crisis
• A human is not a horse. So why is a livestock drug sweeping America?
• What is ultimately at stake in the Tiffany diamond row? It isn’t Beyoncé’s ethics
• The Guardian view on the US departure from Afghanista­n: its responsibi­lities don’t end here
• The Guardian view on the politics of work: new times
• True colours: inside the 3 September Guardian Weekly
• German scientists find fresh evidence of canine intelligen­ce
• Toxic ‘forever chemicals’ contaminat­e indoor air at worrying levels, study finds
• ‘Gamechangi­ng’ heart disease drug approved for use in England
• ‘Discomfort can break ground’: physicist Stephon Alexander on the value of difference
• Wild cockatoos observed using tools as ‘cutlery’ to extract seeds from tropical fruit
• Sergei Kovalev obituary
• Elizabeth Holmes on trial: jury selection begins for Theranos founder
• Instagram to require all users to enter birthdate
• Robo-penguin: how artificial birds are relaying the secrets of ocean currents
• Ash Barty overcomes scare against Vera Zvonareva to move into US Open second round
• Craig McRae confirmed as Collingwoo­d coach as Harvey departs AFL club
• Novak Djokovic tunes out crowd to move past Holger Rune and US Open first round
• Antoine Griezmann re-joins Atlético Madrid from Barcelona in shock move
• Pant’s attacking style is priceless but India need him to be more thoughtful
• Premier League flexes financial muscle but Spain and Italy struggle
• How often have players with rhyming names created goals for each other?
• The main lesson I was given as a college football star? Sports trump academics

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