The Australian Front Page: YOUNG ROYALS TO TOUR FOR KING - William and Catherine could tour Australia early next year ahead of King Charles III's first royal visit as head of state.

The Australian front page: ‘Deceptive’ Star to battle casino ban Star Entertainment has 14 days to convince authorities in NSW it should be allowed to keep its ­operating licence after a damning report concluded it was unsuitable to manage a ­casino.

The Australian front page: RBA FACES SCRUTINY OVER RATES DECISIONS The Reserve Bank board faces the prospect of a new era of accountability, with Australians to be told which individual board members voted in favour of rate hikes under reform proposals.

The Australian front page: ONE IN, ALL IN ON NUKE SUBS DESIGN Australia has ruled out pursuing a “bespoke’’ design for its future ­nuclear submarines under the AUKUS pact, declaring the boats will be the same as those operated by either the US or UK.

The Australian front page: RATES UP, TAXES TO FOLLOW: RBA BOSS Reserve Bank governor Philip Lowe has urged Jim Chalmers to take tough decisions on tax, spending and economic reform to tackle the budget deficit.

SUPPLY STRIKES TO CRIPPLE US: BOSSES Mining and energy employers want unions subject to a new public interest test before they can ­legally strike across companies, warning Labor’s proposed multi-employer bargaining regime could expose them to crippling ­industrial action.

WE’LL MEET AGAIN - FAREWELL ELIZABETH THE GREAT She came here to be married, she came here to be crowned, and now after 70 years on the throne, 96-year-old Queen Elizabeth II was brought to Westminster Abbey for the world’s most ­elaborate and spellbinding state farewell.

CASES REOPEN OVER DODGY LAB Thousands of DNA samples from rape and murder cases will be ­retested after findings from a public inquiry revealed scientists at Queensland’s forensic laboratory had been making ­“untrue” statements to courts, prosecutors and victims since 2018.