Supermarket scramble | Egg farmers have rushed to reassure consumers that there is no shortage of eggs after the supermarket chain Coles announced a two-carton limit in response to the avian influenza outbreak in Victoria.

‘You’ll get voted out’ | The former Nationals leader Barnaby Joyce and his Morrison cabinet colleague Keith Pitt have called for the Coalition to abandon the Paris global climate change agreement and related emissions reduction targets, claiming that politicians risked getting “voted out” by backing the targets. The prime minister accused Peter Dutton of walking away from climate action, while our climate and environment editor writes that it’s clear the opposition leader’s plans breach both the text and spirit of the landmark Paris accord.

Drone danger | The use of low-flying drones to obtain close-up pictures of whales migrating along the east coast can disrupt the the animals’ migration patterns and may even place their mating season at risk, experts have warned.

Exclusive | The Queensland government will pour $56m into establishing a forensic examination service for victims of sexual violence in public hospitals across the state.

Sydney drownings | Two women have died after being swept into the sea from rocks near Kurnell in Sutherland, south of Sydney.

Hostage hope | The UN security council has adopted a resolution calling for Hamas to agree to a three-phase hostage-for-ceasefire proposal backed by Joe Biden. But key far-right Israeli cabinet member Bezalel Smotrich said he would oppose a deal. Antony Blinken flew into Israel overnight to push Benjamin Netanyahu to embrace the plan.

Hitler apologist row | Nigel Farage’s Reform UK has defended one of its candidates who said Britain should have “taken Hitler up on his offer of neutrality”, saying the comments were “probably true”. Tory rightwingers are planning to present their floundering leader, Rishi Sunak, with a set of demands if his election manifesto launch falls flat today.

Mosley finding | An initial inquest has determined that the British TV presenter Michael Mosley, whose body was found on the Greek island of Symi, almost certainly died of natural causes.

Chechen escape | A woman has described how she escaped abduction by a mob in Moscow by livestreaming the attempt and forcing the authorities to protect her from being taken back to her family in Chechnya where she feared she would “disappear in silence”.

‘He’s a felon too’ | Donald Trump has been compared to Jesus Christ by the far-right Georgia congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene at a campaign rally for the former president in Las Vegas.

Swimming | Ariarne Titmus delivered an ominous message to her rivals at the Australian Olympic trials last night, swimming the second fastest women’s 400m freestyle in history and promising to do even better in Paris. After a near miss in Tokyo, the team are quietly confident of pushing the USA for top spot.

Football | Palestine’s footballers are in Perth for their World Cup qualifier against Australia tonight and are hoping to “bring some joy” to their people amid the suffering of the Israel-Gaza war.

Euro 24 | We have a complete guide to all 622 players gathering in Germany for the finals starting on Friday, while Jonathan Wilson looks forward to an unpredictable tournament.

Queensland | The state government hands down its budget.

Courts | Epic Games sue Google and Apple over restrictive app practices.

Melbourne | AT Rex skeleton will be unveiled at the Melbourne Museum.

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