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A spate of attacks on one of the world’s busiest shipping trade routes is part of an escalating tit-for-tat conflict playing out between Iran and Israel, says Martin Chulov, the Guardian’s Middle East correspondent

A spate of attacks on one of the world’s busiest shipping trade routes is part of an escalating tit-for-tat conflict playing out between Iran and Israel, says Martin Chulov, the Guardian’s Middle East correspondent

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change was unequivocal in its report this week: human activity is causing rapid, and potentially catastrophic, changes to the climate. Editor Lenore Taylor and head of news Mike Ticher unpick the climate rhetoric of prime minister Scott Morrison and his deputy Barnaby Joyce in response to the landmark report

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change was unequivocal in its report this week: human activity is causing rapid, and potentially catastrophic, changes to the climate. Editor Lenore Taylor and head of news Mike Ticher unpick the climate rhetoric of prime minister Scott Morrison and his deputy Barnaby Joyce in response to the landmark report

Australia’s tight borders have helped contain the spread of Covid-19. But now, Australians living overseas will have to apply for special permission to leave the country if they return temporarily, making it even harder for them to travel between the two countries they call home. Guardian reporter Elias Visontay explains how the new rules will affect Australian visitors

Australia’s tight borders have helped contain the spread of Covid-19. But now, Australians living overseas will have to apply for special permission to leave the country if they return temporarily, making it even harder for them to travel between the two countries they call home. Guardian reporter Elias Visontay explains how the new rules will affect Australian visitors

A report by the IPCC – the world’s leading authority on climate science – has warned that climate change will probably cause global temperatures to rise by more than 1.5C, bringing widespread extreme weather. It also outlines how human activity is already changing the Earth’s climate in ‘unprecedented’ ways, with some of the changes now ‘irreversible’. Guardian Australia climate and environment editor Adam Morton breaks down the devastating global impacts outlined in this report, what lies ahead for Australia and the Pacific – and why we can still have hope

A report by the IPCC – the world’s leading authority on climate science – has warned that climate change will probably cause global temperatures to rise by more than 1.5C, bringing widespread extreme weather. It also outlines how human activity is already changing the Earth’s climate in ‘unprecedented’ ways, with some of the changes now ‘irreversible’. Guardian Australia climate and environment editor Adam Morton breaks down the devastating global impacts outlined in this report, what lies ahead for Australia and the Pacific – and why we can still have hope

The Delta variant has changed the way we think about Covid in children. Initially considered the last in line for a vaccine, some 12 to 15-year-olds are now eligible for Pfizer in Australia. But should we be vaccinating more young people? Science writer Donna Lu joins Laura Murphy-Oates to discuss what we know about how Covid-19 affects kids and whether they react differently to the vaccine than adults

The Delta variant has changed the way we think about Covid in children. Initially considered the last in line for a vaccine, some 12 to 15-year-olds are now eligible for Pfizer in Australia. But should we be vaccinating more young people? Science writer Donna Lu joins Laura Murphy-Oates to discuss what we know about how Covid-19 affects kids and whether they react differently to the vaccine than adults