US President Donald Trump has shared and now taken down a video showing one of his supporters shouting "white power" at a protest against his administration.
 
The video on Twitter, shows rival demonstrators shouting profanities at each other in Florida.
 
The White House has come forward saying they "did not hear the one statement made on the video."
 
The tweet has recently been removed from President Trump's account. 
 

More than 160 American companies, including Coca Cola, Hershey’s and Starbucks, have vowed to pause their Facebook ad spending for one month over July this year. 

The ad boycott is a part of the ‘Stop Hate for Profit’ campaign. 

The campaign aims to stop Facebook generating revenue from hateful content. 
 

NSW Labour MLA Shaoquett Moselmane says he is not a suspect in the espionage investigation after his Sydney home and office were raided by the AFP last week.
 
The raids come from an investigation into allegations that the MP's office had been infiltrated by a Chinese Government agent.
 
Mr Moselmane will be taking a leave of absence from parliament during the investigation. 
 

Victoria has seen a recent spike in COVID-19 cases. 

As of yesterday, 75 new cases had been identified overnight. 

Since the pandemic began, Victoria has had a total of 2,099 cases. 
 

37 demonstrators were arrested over the weekend at the Kangaroo Point hotel during the protest demanding the release of asylum seekers detained after being brought from Manus Island and Nauru under orders that they receive specialist medical care.

The second round of coronavirus relief funding will open this week for Queensland small businesses.

The first round of grants saw 96 million dollars of the allocated 100 million dollars snapped up in just a couple of days. 
    
Businesses with an annual turnover between 75 thousand dollars and 1.3 million dollars, who employ less than 20 employees and who have suffered a loss of 30% since March will be eligible for grants of up to $10,000 dollars each from the 1st of July.