Morning everyone. Might foreign leaders be put off from visiting Australia because of Lidia Thorpe’s verbal protest against the king? The opposition Senate leader, Simon Birmingham, has suggested imposing penalties for overstepping the mark.
Elsewhere, environmentalists want to know why more than 1,000 tonnes of salmon have died in Tasmanian fish farms, there has been an apparent terror attack at the headquarters of Turkey’s national aerospace company outside Ankara, and Gisèle Pelicot, the French woman who has become a feminist hero for insisting that the rape trial of her ex-husband and 50 other men should be held in public, has appeared in court to explain why she made this difficult decision.
