Daniel James

Also in the news, the PM has warned that there will be consequences for our fuel supply after a massive blaze at one of only two Australian oil refineries.

The Geelong refinery, which supplies 10% of the country's fuel, has temporarily slashed production of petrol, diesel and jet fuel.

Workers were forced to flee from what's been described as a bloody big fireball.

Fortunately, no one was hurt.

and anti-protest laws brought in after the Bondi terror attack have been struck down by New South Wales' highest court in a major loss for the Minns government.

The law, which effectively meant protesters could not march without risk of arrest, was challenged by three activist groups, the Black Caucus, Palestine Action Group and Jews Against the Occupation.

The Court of Appeal found the Public Assembly Restriction Declaration, or PARD as it was known, infringed on protesters' constitutional right to freedom of communication on government and political matters.

I'm Daniel James.

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