Two by-elections underway in Queensland; Vladimir Putin accuses Ukraine of trying to disrupt a Russian presidential election; And in rugby, Western Force's coach apologises to fans after his team played what he says was some of the"worst rugby".And in rugby, Western Force's coach apologises to fans after his team played what he says was some of the "worst rugby".Two by-elections are underway in Queensland at two Labor strong holds, Ipswich West and Inala.
The first of three days of voting was marked by disruptions including dye being poured into ballot boxes, a Molotov cocktail thrown at a polling station in Putin's home town, and reported cyber attacks. Exporting wine to mainland China was a growing industry worth more than $1.1 billion at the end of 2019, when Australia sent more than 135 million litres.
"What that means is more jobs for South Australians, what that means is more jobs for people throughout regional Australia which is where the wine industry is based and the wine industry isn't just about the production of wine. It's a critical factor in tourism and attracting people to wonderful sights in the Barossa and the Clare, Mclarenvale here in South Australia and in other parts of Australia.
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