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Overseas holidays are on the cards for people in New South Wales, without quarantine on return, but the new Premier's plan to bring back foreign tourists too has hit a snag.

Scott Morrison will attend the Glasgow climate talks after all - we’ll discuss the politics around climate policy with Insiders’ host David Speers.

And will bikies with face tattoos be forced to wear make up in Western Australia?

Pharmacists forced to tip vital doses of the Moderna vaccine down the sink, should they be used as booster shots instead?

Vaccination rates for indigenous communities continue to lag the rest of Australia, we'll go to Yarrabah in far north Queensland where health workers are going door to door.

And organisers of an Australian Facebook event featuring the Taliban cancel it after blowback from the Afghan community.

An urgent message on vaccines from a Victorian teenager and her family who battled COVID.

The government's trying to settle new climate targets, but at the same time, there's international scrutiny of Australia's terrible extinction and habitat loss record.

And could Australia's moon rover mission eventually see our resources sector mining the lunar landscape?

COVID cases will surge as restrictions are lifted, but there's a call for caution before a vaccine is approved for younger children.

Papua New Guinea is in the depths of a new COVID crisis and just one per cent of the population is immunised, we go to Goroka, the Eastern Highlands capital.

And tributes for Eddie Jaku – a holocaust survivor known for his great happiness - he's died in Sydney aged 101.

Public life roars back across Sydney, PM visits the pub where knock off drinks are back and visit the city's south-west where the COVID outbreak was worst.

The battle for staff - why are businesses adamant there's a labour shortage that requires foreign workers?

And more wage underpayment accusations at the Commonwealth Bank, the Fair Work Ombudsman Sandra Parker joins PM to discuss the broader issue.

Former Prime Minister Tony Abbott in Taiwan - lashes out against China in a speech set to create waves in Beijing.

Vaccine booster shots on the way for hundreds of thousands of immuno compromised Australians

And Nobel Prize winner Professor Peter Doherty outlines the risks as the nation starts to open - even for those double-dosed

New South Wales new premier changes the state's pathway out of lockdown -- and he's criticised for jettisoning the careful work of his predecessor.

Also Mining magnate Gina Rinehart tells students at her former school that climate change is just "propaganda"...

And as thousands of Australians remain desperate to get back home Kylie Minogue's PR machine promises she's returning for good.

Borrowing to buy a house is set to get harder but is the plan just tinkering and how will you be affected? Eight years on, Australia quietly puts an end to the much-criticised regional processing of asylum-seekers in PNG.; and the Nobel Prize for Physics awarded to scientists whose work formed the earliest climate modelling a half a century ago.

Victoria's recorded the worst daily case numbers of any day of the pandemic in Australia.

The deputy NSW leader the latest to resign, as the state Liberals ready to nominate a conservative as leader.

The latest expert advice on keeping children safe at school and in daycare as we reopen.

And what do the Taiwanese people think as China ramps up pressure for reunification?