From July 30th 2018, the Minister for Indigenous Affairs says he'll refuse to do business with any organisation that's not Aboriginal. Nigel Scullion said he's having tough conversations with organisations like church groups, who currently have contracts to provide some services in Aboriginal communities.

The Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has begun a series of meetings with world leaders as the G20 meeting is set to begin. But the issue of North Korea and its nuclear weapons program is dominating discussion, with issues like free trade and climate change being pushed to the background. Chief Political Correspondent Chris Uhlmann is in Hamburg, and he spoke to PM a short time ago.

For his reaction to these latest developments, the Minister for Environment and Energy, Josh Frydenberg, joined PM a short time ago. He says he welcomes the announcement of the delivery of the 'world's largest' lithium ion battery to help secure South Australia's power grid, but thinks it must be put in perspective and will not solve all the state's energy problems.

The shadow minister for climate change and energy, Mark Butler, is also an MP from South Australia. PM asked him if this battery will provide the stability the system needs.

A consortium involving Tesla boss Elon Musk will deliver the 'world's largest' lithium ion battery to secure South Australia's power. Tesla, French renewable energy company Neoen, and the South Australian Government have teamed up to install the giant battery in the state's mid-north. Billionaire Musk has again committed to deliver the battery within 100 days, or provide it for free. The group says it will deliver stability services to the grid and emergency back-up power if needed.

Meet one of the biggest social media stars of the All England Club. Rufus the Harris Hawk and his handler are tasked with patrolling the skies above Wimbledon and pursuing any pesky pigeons that dare approach the pristine grass courts.

A new radio, television and social media campaign has been launched to help prevent the spread of syphilis in remote Indigenous communities. There are now 14,000 diagnosed cases among young people across four states, after an outbreak six years ago. The South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute hopes its community education and awareness program about the Sexually Transmitted Infection, will cut through.

MPs in Venezuela who spent several hours holed up in the Parliament have now been released, but analysts say the country is continuing to spin out of control. The MPs were trapped after pro-government militia stormed the chamber. Venezuela's Socialist president is promising an investigation, but Opposition MPs accuse him of masterminding the parliamentary raid.

The latest fallout from the ongoing and bitter cricket pay dispute has reached new heights, with Australia A pulling out of an upcoming tour of South Africa. It's the first time an Australian team has cancelled such a tour. Observers say the impasse could damage Australian cricket's reputation at an international level, and reduces the ability of emerging players to showcase their abilities.

On Business PM: Labor slams any suggestion of sanctions against Australia's biggest trading partner China, calling the proposition a disaster for jobs and exports; A big rebound in coal and gas shipments in the wake of Cyclone Debbie has boosted Australia's trade surplus to $2.5 million in May; And the Fair Work Commission's decision to award casual employees the right to become permanent may have raised the hopes of thousands of insecure workers but industrial relations experts say the ruling still gives employers an effective veto over converting long-term employees from casual to permanent.