Morning everyone. An Australian lawyer and an Australian resident have a $200,000 bounty on their heads this morning courtesy of the Hong Kong government who are offering the reward for anyone who delivers them or six other pro-democracy activists to the not-so-tender care of the territory police. Penny Wong says the Australian government is “deeply disappointed” by the targeting of the exiles and it presents another challenge for relations with Beijing. Elsewhere, Pauline Hanson is upset about not getting an official say about how much she opposes the voice, while British prime minister Rishi Sunak has joined the “it’s not cricket” brigade.