Chris Spyrou

Look, Patterson, his case was that voters have a right to know about Farley's political leanings and his political history, whereas the volunteer was accusing him of weaponising information for the coalition's own gain.

And as you heard there, wasn't too happy that Patterson was filming him.

The One Nation candidate has acknowledged the incident in his statement.

He said that he's spoken to James Patterson to make sure that he was okay and that he condemns aggression on the campaign trail.

We've also heard from Pauline Hanson.

She said that the volunteer was dismissed and sent home.

We also know that David Farley has said that his team will fully cooperate with a police investigation should the Liberal Party deem it necessary.

The city's meantime will be chilly with top temps of 12 degrees in Canberra, 13 in Hobart, 14 in Melbourne, 17 in Adelaide and 19 in Sydney, while windy conditions will make it feel much colder.

I know that it says it's 19 in Sydney today, but stepping outside this morning, I am not vibing it at all.

Now, look, the frosty conditions are tipped to extend north into inland and western New South Wales later today and into inland southern Queensland and central Australia tomorrow.

It follows April temperatures well above average for the entire country.

And a major fixture of soccer tournaments in Melbourne has been banned ahead of the upcoming FIFA World Cup.

Public screenings of matches at Fed Square won't go ahead this year with organisers blaming antisocial behaviour by fans at previous events.

Thousands turned out to watch matches on the big screen during the Women's World Cup in 2023 and the last Men's World Cup the year before.

But the site's been axed after dozens of flares were lit during the Matildas semi-final with some fans injured.

Short and sweet.

Yep.

Yeah, I remember the footage of Tony Armstrong on the ABC doing the live coverage and just losing his mind.

I'm pretty sure that was during the Matildas and the World Cup.

That's iconic.