Good morning. The daughter of leading no campaigner Warren Mundine has told Guardian Australia her father’s public statements on the voice to parliament referendum have been hurtful and go against what she was raised to see as “morally right”. At the National Press Club last week, Warren Mundine called the Uluru statement from the heart a “symbolic declaration of war”. But the yes campaign was “not trying to take over anything; we are literally just asking for a voice,” Garigarra Riley-Mundine said.
Meanwhile, we recount every moment of Penrith’s wild NRL three-peat against Brisbane, and Nathan Cleary’s extraordinary role in it. Plus: a Russian billionaire seeks to render Australia’s sanctions invalid, and a Kurdish militant group has claimed responsibility for a bomb detonated near Turkish government buildings in Ankara.
