Good morning. We have plenty of analysis from the New South Wales election for you this morning as Australia’s mainland is now wall-to-wall Labor. Counting resumes today with plenty of seats still in doubt, but not the result. The incoming premier, Chris Minns, is being urged to lift public sector wages and overhaul working conditions as a first priority. “This is a golden opportunity for a new government, a young government, to look at what the future can be,” a Health Services Union spokesperson said.
Elsewhere, survivors of clergy abuse say delays to their cases are “gutless”, we dig into the artificial intelligences that may be determining your chances in a job application, and Vladimir Putin’s deal to store nuclear weapons in Belarus makes the state a nuclear hostage, Ukraine says.
