Nationals accuse Labor of ‘hypocrisy’ over response to scathing APVMA report – as it happened

David Littleproud claims Labor had not supported a Coalition push for a governance board for the APVMA between 2019-21. Photograph: Lukas Coch/AAP

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What we learned today, Friday 14 July

And with that, we are going to put the blog to bed - thank you for spending part of your day with us. Before we go, let’s recap the big headlines:

• Penny Wong meets China’s highest ranking diplomat at Asean summit

• Philip Lowe to be replaced as RBA governor

• Nab strikes pay deal with workers

• Michele Bullock named new RBA governor

• ‘Four decades of dedication’ to RBA and economy: Chalmers thanks Lowe

• Dutton’s negativity over RBA candidates ‘bordering on the pathological’, Chalmers says

• China’s top diplomat hails ‘stabilised’ relations after Penny Wong meeting

• APVMA review finds ‘unacceptable volume of personnel-related complaints’

• APVMA CEO and board chair resign amid allegations of ‘industry capture’

• APVMA review includes ‘allegations of industry capture’: Murray Watt

• Larrakia traditional owners urge Plibersek to visit site of proposed defence development

• Sensitive Victorian government data leaked after HWL Ebsworth hack

• ‘I don’t expect anything like the Aston byelection result’: PM on Fadden byelection

We will be back tomorrow to do it all again. Have a great Friday night.

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ACCC to crack down on company greenwashing

Companies should have evidence to back up claims they make about their environmental sustainability, according to draft guidelines developed by the competition watchdog in a bid to stamp out greenwashing.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) published the draft guidance on Friday after its recent greenwashing internet sweep identified concerning practices ranging from overstating climate action to companies developing their own certification schemes.

Updated at 9.58am BST