澳大利亚新闻直播：阿尔巴尼斯将开始行走科科达步道； 随着丛林大火变得更加频繁，野生动物感到恐惧| 澳大利亚新闻

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Voters have backed Anthony Albanese’s Future Made in Australia plan, according to the latest Guardian Essential poll, but are under the misapprehension that renewables are the most expensive form of power, illustrating the difficulty for Labor of selling the energy transition to voters. More coming up from the poll findings on how the prime minister is handling the Israel-Gaza war.

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More than 80 years after Australian forces etched their name into military history, Albanese is set to become the first sitting prime minister to walk the Kokoda Track. Albanese will walk the mountainous trail for two days, starting this morning, with the Papua New Guinea prime minister, James Marape, culminating in a dawn service on Anzac Day on Thursday. As well as honouring the sacrifices of troops who fought on Kokoda, the trip will also centre on forging closer ties with PNG at a time when China is looking at expanding its influence in the region. We’ll be following his progress throughout the day.

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The war of words between the Australian government and Elon Musk has continued with the tech billionaire using his X social media platform to accuse the prime minister of censorship. The Australian federal court has ordered Elon Musk’s X to hide posts containing videos of a stabbing at a Sydney church last week from users globally, after the eSafety commissioner launched an urgent court case on Monday evening seeking an injunction. It prompted the billionaire to hit back, branding X as the home of “freedom” and Australia as the home of “censorship”.

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And as bushfires become more and more frequent in southern Australia, they are burning through previously unburned habitats that some threatened species need to survive, new research suggests. More on that soon.

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