Morning everyone. Talks with Denmark and Greenland on Donald Trump’s demands to take over the latter have ended in Washington, with the Danish foreign minister saying Denmark and US perspectives “continue to differ” and that a US acquisition of Greenland “is absolutely not necessary”.
At home, Tony Burke may have made it clear that the hate speech laws could target the Islamist group Hizb ut-Tahrir, but it has no plans to disband before the bill is introduced. We also report on the agony of Australia’s Iranian diaspora amid the escalating mass anti-regime demonstrations, a call centre’s desperate attempts to boost staff morale, the joy of tennis’s One Point Slam and why a large flat white is an oxymoron.
