‘This is about respect’: Queensland parliament holds tense debate on gender Thanks for following along, we’ll be back tomorrow. Sydney’s patchwork toll road network could be split into geographic zones under one idea being explored by the state government’s toll road review that could see it pay compensation to a corporate tollway giant. The Australian government is expected to move all remaining refugees and asylum seekers off Nauru by the end of the month, more than a decade after offshore processing restarted on the Pacific Island nation.Ī former Coles executive has admitted stealing $1.9m from the national supermarket giant but a judge said his offending was so inexplicable and unsophisticated he must undergo psychiatric testing. The leader of the opposition, Peter Dutton, has claimed it is “absolutely reasonable” for the Coalition to question whether Labor “conspired to seek political advantage out of an alleged sexual assault” after the release of Brittany Higgins’s text messages. The New South Wales premier, Chris Minns, visited the town of Singleton to pledge $100,000 in support to victims of the bus crash that killed 10 locals on Sunday night.ĭecommissioned gas wells from a Santos project off the coast of Western Australia have been leaking from the seabed for a decade, according to documents published by the national petroleum regulator. Lidia Thorpe has accused Senate colleague David Van of harassment and sexual assault during a heated exchange in parliament, an allegation the Liberal politician vehemently denied. Here’s a summary of the key developments: With that, we’ll wrap up our live coverage of the day’s news. 1d ago 09.29 BST What we learned – Wednesday 14 June
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