LNP’s Terry Young holds on to Longman

Here’s what’s making news further afield this morning:

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has outlined a second-term agenda for easing division and “progressive patriotism” that can unite the country.

The PM had an unscheduled meeting with Indonesia’s President Prabowo Subianto last night, and trade talks are set to be held today.

The Greens are considering sharing leadership and deputy duties among the likely three contenders for the top job, as the 12 remaining federal members meet today to decide the party’s future after former leader Adam Bandt lost his seat in a near-wipeout of the minor party.

“It says a lot, none of it flattering, about the mentality of senior politicians in the front lines of the major parties,” Niki Savva writes today, “that as soon as the election campaign ended, losers and winners began devouring one another. Young cannibals joined with older mentors to inflict mayhem and misery across the spectrum.

Sky News Australia’s future in regional Australia is up in the air and in the hands of Network 10 after it snapped up all the licences for beaming the News Corp-owned network on free-to-air television to almost 7 million homes.

And Joe Biden failed to recognise mega-star George Clooney at a major fundraiser the actor hosted for Biden’s campaign, according to a new book investigating the former president’s physical and mental decline and his team’s efforts to play down its significance.