Why are thousands still travelling to Australia?

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Saturday, July 11

The stories to read this weekend, chosen by our editors.

‘Pretty confronting’

Why are people still travelling here?

Hundreds of thousands of international travellers have poured into Australia since the borders were closed. ABC News

Journey to the top

Climbing Everest to try and solve its greatest mystery

Were Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay really the first to summit the world’s highest peak? National Geographic searched for a camera that could rewrite history. National Geographic

Health

Australia has a flesh-eating bacteria problem

In the beach towns south of Melbourne, everyone, it seems, knows someone who’s been attacked. The Atlantic

High maintenance

What to do with the world’s cruise ships?

Parking is just the first pain point — hurricanes, humidity and billions in losses are also threatening to sink the idle industry. Bloomberg

Relationships

The reality of dating over 45

Jemma Forte, 46, is an expert at online dating after divorce — she’s been there, done that and written a book. The Times and The Sunday Times

Last Word

“	Scream inside your heart.”

To reduce the risk of contracting coronavirus, a Japanese theme park has imposed a “no screaming” rule on its rollercoaster riders. BBC News

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