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Mitchell Starc of Australia drops a catch chance to dismiss David Miller of South Africa. Trump losses | Donald Trump has “demanded” an apology from Forbes magazine after it dropped him from its list of the 400 wealthiest people in the US, noting that his wealth had fallen by $600m. Wembley ruling | England’s Football Association has rejected calls to light the Wembley arch in the colours of the Israeli flag before England play Australia overnight but will hold a period of silence for all victims of the conflict.Įxclusive | Philip Morris International, the tobacco and vaping company behind Marlboro cigarettes, is waging a big lobbying campaign to prevent countries from cracking down on vapes and similar products as part of a global treaty, a leaked email reveals.Ĭlimate compliant? | A climate researcher who refused to comply with his employer’s demand to fly at short notice back to Germany from the Solomon Islands says he has been fired from his job. The White House has criticised Donald Trump for “dangerous” remarks about the conflict, as the secretary of state, Antony Blinken, met Israeli leaders in Tel Aviv and said the US would always be on their side. Gaza siege | Israel says there will be no humanitarian break to its siege of the Gaza Strip until all its hostages are freed, amid growing concern about dwindling water, food and fuel supplies after a fifth night of bombardment that has left hundreds of thousands of people displaced.

Walkley nominees | Guardian Australia has picked up seven nominations in the 68th annual Walkley awards for excellence in journalism, including for political editor Katharine Murphy, Indigenous affair editor Lorena Allam and reporter Christopher Knaus.Ī digger arrives to start removing rubble after an Israeli strike in the southern Gaza Strip. ‘Somewhat of a panic’ | Wait times for farmers seeking to offload livestock to feedlots and abattoirs are increasing from weeks to months in some areas as they rush to market before the expected dry summer places further strain on producers. Today we reveal the consultancy firm’s ties with prime movers against the Indigenous voice and how it keeps its work behind the scenes.Įxclusive | A fledgling “green coal” company owned by two Queensland Liberal National party figures has had its bank account frozen and become mired in legal action, 18 months after being awarded a $5.5m commonwealth grant in the dying days of the Morrison government. ‘Campaign clout’ | Whitestone Strategic boasts “up-to-the-minute technology and campaign clout” under a website tagline “Fighting the good fight”. Rally protest | Human rights advocates have condemned the NSW government’s “escalating”, “unnuanced” and “disproportionate” response to pro-Palestinian protesters.

A pro-Palestinian rally outside the Sydney Opera House.

Down 1 Author runs Italian hospital city (7) 2 Bit of bric-a-brac of copper with Spanish flower (5) 3 Every empty book in an island (4) 4 Sees you're sound and fit (7) 5 Profound reversal in drink to go faster (5,2) 6 Hang on, beer in barrel could be stout (10) 7 Stop with shattered idol's medical application (9) 8 Satisfied traveller allowed ecstasy (7) 13 Blindly adoring, the Italian organised tours after words of acceptance (10) 15 Monarch? Treacherous sort.

Sydney morning herald cryptic crosswords