Penny Wong says Australia is in a 'permanent contest' with China in the Pacific; Adelaide Zoo announces a panda swap as part of international conservation efforts; And in golf, Bryson DeChambeau wins the third round of the US Open.
Penny Wong says Australia is in a"permanent contest" with China in the Pacific; Adelaide Zoo announces a panda swap as part of international conservation efforts; And in golf, Bryson DeChambeau wins the third round of the US Open.
But Ms Wong says her government is still trying to repair damage done by the Coalition's approach to China. Chief executive of Zoos South Australia, Elaine Bensted, says the offer means the zoo will receive two new young pandas in exchange for the zoo's older pair, Fu Ni and Wang Wang. Ms Bensted says Fu Ni and Wang and Wang will remain at Adelaide Zoo and visible to the public until November.In the United States, as many as ten people have been shot and wounded at a water park near Detroit - including children.
The RBA is due to meet over two days from Monday and will announce their decision on the cash rate on Tuesday.
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