Morning Mail: Queensland buries DV report, rate hike fears grow, Zendaya’s cultural ‘hijack’

The government convened a panel of people with experience of domestic, family and sexual violence to identify gaps in the system and guide reforms. Photograph: Dan Peled/AAP

Morning everyone. The Liberal National government in Queensland has repeatedly said it would “put victims at the heart” of the state’s justice policies – but we have an exclusive report today on how a panel of victim-survivors of domestic violence saw their report buried after it slammed police handling of cases and called for civilian reviews.

Plus: the incoming Labor president says concerns about personal safety are hindering how politicians do their job, economists say the renewal of the Middle East conflict makes rate hikes more likely here, and Zendaya has been accused of lacking “cultural knowledge” by wearing ancient jewellery.