In Alice Springs, Northern Territory, Australia, police deployed teargas to manage rioters outside a hospital where Jefferson Lewis, 47, was being treated after his arrest in connection with the death of five-year-old Kumanjayi Little Baby. This incident has sparked significant unrest, reflecting deep-seated tensions within the community. Lewis was apprehended following tips from local residents late last night. Meanwhile, former executives from major oil companies like BP and Shell have cautioned the Albanese government against prioritizing new fossil fuel projects, warning that it could lead to further economic instability for Australians amid the global energy crisis. Additionally, the controversial US tech company Palantir is facing calls for a ban on new contracts with Australian government agencies due to its recent controversial statements. On a lighter note, Australian comedy is receiving international acclaim, with calls for increased local support to sustain its growth.