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With that, we will wrap up the blog for the night. Here’s what happened today:

• The New South Wales premier, Dominic Perrottet, revealed he wore a Nazi uniform at his 21st birthday, saying it was a “terrible mistake.”

• The prime minister, Anthony Albanese, landed in Papua New Guinea today, addressing their parliament and signing a “joint statement of commitment” on a security treaty.

• Victoria’s premier, Daniel Andrews, said there will not be a state funeral service for George Pell out of respect for victims of institutional child sexual abuse, with NSW following suit.

• Greens senator Lidia Thorpe said the party wants the deaths in custody recommendations “fully implemented”.

• Former NSW supreme court judge and the assistant commissioner of the Icac, Anthony Whealy, said the delay in presenting findings from its investigation into Gladys Berejiklian is a “black mark against Icac”.

• Fires are continuing to burn in Western Australia’s south-west, with three out-of-control bushfires earlier this morning.

• The long-delayed, low-cost carrier Bonza has gained regulatory approval, sparking hopes of cheaper air fares.

• Australia has pulled out of its upcoming men’s ODI series against Afghanistan citing further restrictions on women’s rights imposed in the country by the Taliban.