Good morning. Australia’s drugs regulator, the Therapeutic Goods Administration, is investigating four telehealth websites which prescribe nicotine vaping products. Since 1 March, nicotine vapes are available only with a prescription – but one of these sites provides a script in just a few minutes.

Labor’s longest serving foreign minister, Gareth Evans, has told the government to “get off the fence” and restart funding for the aid agency Unrwa as starvation looms in Gaza. And the Princess of Wales has apologised for editing a royal family photograph issued to the media but later withdrawn by picture agencies.

For those outside the UN negotiating rooms, Cops – the various UN climate change conferences – have become the de facto global trade show for climate solutions. Anthony Albanese promised to put his hand up for the world’s largest climate tradeshow – but the bid’s not locked in yet and the clock is ticking. Richie Merzian from the Smart Energy Council argues that hosting Cop26 could be exactly what Australia needs to help turbocharge climate action.

Ghostwriting is an intense, intimate, emotionally charged process that recalls both the awkwardness of a blind date and the oversharing of the therapy room. At the end of that relationship, your task as a ghost is to disappear without a trace and never mention it again. But there’s nothing quite like finding six new releases on display in a bookstore – all of which you’ve written, and none of which have your name on it.

Billionaires will have their influence on politics dramatically curtailed as Labor moves to remove big money donations in the biggest shake-up to Australian election rules in a generation, reports the Age. Analysis has found that the Coalition’s plan to let first-time buyers use their superannuation for a home deposit would drive property prices up by $75,000 across the nation’s capital cities, reports the Sydney Morning Herald. The Trans-Australian Railway line and the Eyre Highway – the main rail and road links into Western Australia – are expected to remain closed for several days due to flood waters, reports ABC News.

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