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Good morning, early birds. A tech billionaire reportedly wants to buy AGL for $10 billion and make it go green by 2030, and Australia’s international border will reopen today for the first time in 704 days. It’s the news you need to know, with Emma Elsworthy.

The two papers had wildly different accounts of Lark chief executive Geoff Bainbridge’s downfall after video emerged. Plus: viewers turn off PM

Good morning, early birds. Treasurer Josh Frydenberg recommends Australians switch jobs in order to take advantage of the “great reshuffle”, and the Greens have told Labor they’ll only support them in a hung parliament if they’ll press pause on new coal, gas and oil projects. It’s the news you need…

Peter van Onselen biffed from RN Breakfast slot in bid to offer more gender diversity. Plus: the Australian’s pie chart stuff-up

Newspoll, The Australian‘s own opinion poll that tracks how voters are feeling about major parties and politicians, is copping a heap of online flack after publishing a rather questionable pie graph. And yes the pie graph is dumb enough to write an entire article about, because aside from being shittily…

Journalist Peter van Onselen says he regrets a column blasting former Australian of the Year Grace Tame over an awkward meeting with the Prime Minister.

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison's approval rating fell to its lowest level in nearly two years as he faces heat just months out from a federal election over his handling of the Omicron wave, a widely watched poll showed on Monday.

Good morning, early birds. Isolation could be cut to five days according to Treasurer Josh Frydenberg, and the Chinese government has accused Australia of trying to interfere after Foreign Minister Marise Payne called for the release of an Australian democracy advocate from a Chinese prison. It’s the news you need…