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<strong>Tuesday</strong>: Scott Morrison hits back at French president Emmanuel Macron’s claims he was lied to about submarine deal. Plus: official Covid death toll passes 5 million

<strong>Thursday</strong>: vaccination providers are destroying thousands of expired doses. Plus: how fossil fuel lobbies have influenced Australian politics

History suggests we need unemployment to fall further than it is now before we start worrying about inflation<br>

<strong>Thursday</strong>: The number of unused AstraZeneca doses in Australia has ballooned above 7m. Plus, an AI artist robot causes a diplomatic fracas

<strong>Thursday:</strong> Ticket prices hit Australians’ holiday hopes. Plus: Chloë McCardel completes world-record Channel crossing

<strong>Tuesday</strong>: Australians want stronger climate policies as Coalition negotiations continue. Plus: why the Nicholas Building is the creative heart of Melbourne

<strong>Thursday</strong>: Police accused of handing out unfair Covid fines. Plus: final voting for the 2021 bird of the year

<strong>Tuesday</strong>: Dominic Perrottet is expected to be elected leader of the NSW Liberal party to replace Gladys Berejiklian as premier. Plus: Luna the dog’s 16-month journey home

While the Coalition continues to slump in recent polling, the prime minister’s approval rating steadies.

In March the Australian economy passed the level is had reached prior to the pandemic amid claims it had weathered the storm, but since then it has all been downhill.