Australia news live: Albanese talks up defence capability; Dutton urged to be constructive over voice

Prime minister says he fully backs the Aukus pact with the US and UK; opposition leader to meet Indigenous referendum group; stunning setback for Adani as share offering scrapped. Follow the day’s news liveGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcastGood morning and welcome to our live news coverage. I’m Martin Farrer bringing you the best of the overnight yarns before my colleague Natasha May takes over.With foreign minister Penny Wong and defence minister Richard Marles busy on the European diplomatic/defence circuit with a big meeting in the UK later today, Anthony Albanese has given us an interview in which he suggests he would always have signed up to the Aukus pact, and discusses how Labor intends to deal with “an insecure world”. The prime minister’s comments set him against an illustrious Labor predecessor, Paul Keating, who has argued that the pact diminishes Australia’s strategic sovereignty. But Albanese says Aukus has to be part of the country’s