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Vaccinated to avoid lockdown restrictions once target hit
Vaccinated Australians will be able to avoid some lockdown restrictions and international border rules will be loosened once enough people get both doses of a vaccine.
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University
Thousands of medical students ready to vaccinate at university hubs
The country’s top unis have about 3500 final year student doctors who can be deployed to help ramp up the vaccine rollout once more supply comes online.
Struggling Opals fall to China after last-second foul howler
The Australians nailed two three-pointers in the last 10 seconds to almost force overtime, but China were given a dubious, late foul call with just 0.6 seconds to play.
Aussie collapses three times but finishes to deliver one of the country’s gutsiest runs
Australian long-distance runner Pat Tiernan drew applause in the nearly empty stadium as he ran himself to exhaustion in the 10,000m final.
Kerr strikes twice in seven-goal thriller as Matildas seal semi-final spot
A Sam Kerr brace and Teagan Micah goalkeeping clinic sealed a dramatic 4-3 extra time win against Great Britain.
Matt Wearn all but wins Australia’s first sailing gold in Tokyo
The world feed of the sailing regatta was showing another race as Matt Wearn claimed an unassailable lead in the Laser class, making the Perth product an invisible champion.
‘Grave concerns’: Westpac accuses alleged fraudster of lying about assets
Colourful football personality Bill Papas has finally submitted a list of his assets to the court after repeatedly missing deadlines.
Woman who stabbed partner to death with steak knife jailed
The NSW Supreme Court judge accepted as a result of Lisa Srsa’s various mental disorders, her capacity to control herself was “substantially impaired”.
Union wins case against Qantas over ground crew outsourcing
The union argued in the Federal Court that Qantas chose to outsource the jobs of more than 2000 ground staff to avoid potential industrial action in the future.
Opinion
Privacy
Facebook a ‘honeypot’ for police to monitor protests
Facebook has been criticised for enabling the fomentation of dangerous activism and disinformation, but the platform also provides a digital breadcrumb trail for tracking law-breakers.
Jonathon Hutchinson
Afghan villager was ‘martyred’ by foreign soldiers, Roberts-Smith trial told
A Darwan farmer has told the war veteran’s defamation trial that he witnessed a relative being kicked into a dry river bed by a “big soldier”.
A guide to dealing with the hell that is sibling rivalry
The key is to see our children’s frustrating behaviour, when they’re fighting with each other, not as an attempt to torture us, but for what it really is.
‘It was just like being on Mars’: The prize-winning image that says so much
Sydney photographer Joel B. Pratley has won this year’s National Photographic Portrait Prize.
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Match report
Warriors embarrass ‘diabolical’ Tigers with comeback win
Tigers coach Michael Maguire looked a broken man up in the stands at Suncorp Stadium after full-time.
Sydney
US man pleads guilty over attempted $430m COVID fraud on NSW
Plea agreement shows that NSW came perilously close to giving $430 million to a Texan man who was offering to sell 50 million COVID-19 protective masks he did not have.
It’s infecting art: COVID and single use objects highlighted in new art prize
Masks are saving lives, but the threat that single-use items like them pose to the environment is highlighted in the northern beaches’ first ever Environmental Art and Design Prize.
Army to enforce orders as Delta spreads through children
As households remain one of the main drivers of COVID-19 transmission, the ADF has accepted a request to help NSW ensure people stay home and don’t mix with extended family.
Sydney law firm praises civil disobedience over lockdowns
Lawyer Nathan Buckley has been involved in the anti-vaccine movement since at least June 2020.
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Education
‘Capture their success’: The six best schools the government wants others to copy
The government has identified six public schools with the ‘X-factor’, and wants to find out the secrets to their success and share them with other schools.
Politics
Australian vaccine donations to Pacific nations top 1 million
More than half a million doses have been delivered to Fiji, which is racing to innoculate its population amid a serious outbreak of the fast-spreading Delta strain.
Business
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Gender equality
Australia reaches 30 per cent female mark on top company boards
Female representation on ASX200 boards has jumped from 8.3 per cent in 2008 to 33.4 per cent in 2021.
World
Hong Kong waiter sentenced to nine years in jail under security law
The sentence sets a precedent as to how similar cases will be dealt with by the city’s traditionally independent courts, as dozens arrested under the legislation await their fate.
Opinion
The ruthless decision Albanese had to make
David Crowe
Chief political correspondent
Our anger is focused on vaccination, but is it fed by a dangerous mythology?
Waleed Aly
Columnist, co-host of Ten's The Project and academic
Every tool must be deployed to suppress outbreak
Melinda Cilento
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Property bydomain
Why the mega-rich have set their sights on luxe inner-city pads
While the leafy suburbs still have their appeal, there's some seriously big money flowing into our inner cities. Peek inside some of the most lavish pads.
The once laid-back surf town where house prices jumped 51 per cent in a year
The first series of pandemic lockdowns last year started the increase, but this latest one has seen many more second-home buyers joining them.
Life & Culture
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Billie Eilish’s Happier Than Ever a harrowing but revealing experience
The 16-track record has more than a hint of discontent in its lyrics.
Sport
Gould hails Titmus as ‘Australia’s new sporting heroine’ as she chases treble
Shane Gould won three gold medals at the 1972 Munich Olympics and hopes Ariarne Titmus can pull off a rare 200-400-800m freestyle treble.
Kerr strikes twice in seven-goal thriller as Matildas seal semi-final spot
A Sam Kerr brace and Teagan Micah goalkeeping clinic sealed a dramatic 4-3 extra time win against Great Britain.
Matt Wearn all but wins Australia’s first sailing gold in Tokyo
The world feed of the sailing regatta was showing another race as Matt Wearn claimed an unassailable lead in the Laser class, making the Perth product an invisible champion.
Struggling Opals fall to China after last-second foul howler
Once a gold medal fancy, the Australian Opals must win their last group game on Monday and hope other results fall their way as they stare down elimination from Tokyo.
Campbell buries ghosts for good, with a little help from Helen Reddy
Cate Campbell would have her own redemption song in Tokyo five years after a performance that could have ended her swimming career.
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NRL 2021
Tesi could be headed for a Niu home as Broncos beat Cowboys in derby
Just a few hours after officially securing the signature of Anthony Milford, South Sydney officials cast their eye over another potential Brisbane target.
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Match report
Warriors embarrass ‘diabolical’ Tigers with comeback win
Tigers coach Michael Maguire looked a broken man up in the stands at Suncorp Stadium after full-time.
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The remarkable thing about the Olympics is that they are really very good
It’s not the gold medals that are making these Games so special, it’s the athletes and how they are conducting themselves.
