Federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg says he's spoken to Mark Zuckerberg again after Facebook banned publishers and users in Australia from sharing or viewing local and international news content.
Mr Frydenberg says he had a conversation with Mr Zuckerberg this morning [[Feb 19]] where he reiterated Australia's commitment to implementing a media bargaining code that would force digital giants to pay for news content shared on their sites.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison denies he knew about the alleged rape of a Liberal staffer earlier than publicly claimed.
Brittany Higgins alleges she was sexually assaulted by a male colleague in Parliament House after a night out in 2019.
Tasmanian Premier Peter Gutwein says his state will re-open its borders to Victoria at midnight.
Tasmania will consider Victoria a low-risk area from 12:01 am tomorrow, meaning people will be allowed to travel between the two states without needing to quarantine, unless they've visited a high-risk premises.
A Victorian family of three has tested positive for COVID-19, more than a week after two of them stayed at the Holiday Inn at Melbourne Airport.
One of the parents and child stayed at the quarantine hotel after returning from overseas in early February.
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