Australia politics live update: PM targeted on integrity bill in question time; AFP and ADF deployed to Solomon Islands for ‘riot control’

Scott Morrison announces deployment of personnel to Solomon Islands as protests continue; Labor targets federal integrity commission during question time; George Christensen clarifies' Hitler, Mao, Stalin comments; Victoria records 1,254 new Covid cases and five deaths; NSW reports 276 cases and no deaths. Follow live updates

• Watch: Morrison says Berejiklian done over' by NSW Icac as integrity commission debate defeated
• Former ABC journalist Zoe Daniel to run as an independent against Liberal MP Tim Wilson in Victoria
• Liberal MP crosses the floor to support independent bill for federal integrity commission
• Catholics welcome employment powers in religious discrimination bill as Scott Morrison says it will tackle cancel culture'
• Get our free news app; get our morning email briefing

A special Victorian Roy Morgan SMS poll shows 76% of Victorians agree that an employed worker in Victoria should not be allowed to enter their employer's workplace unless fully vaccinated, compared with only 24% that disagree.

Agreement with this policy is consistently strong across gender, age and location, although there are significant political differences, the poll found.

Let's think about how this works in practice. If a teacher applies to work at a school, whether it's Christian, or Islamic, or whether it's Jewish or any other, and they apply to work at a school that's got a clearly stated policy ...

Look, I think that is something that would depend a great deal upon what that school is prepared to be upfront with the community about now. I'd suggest there would be very few schools that that want to be in a position where they've got to say to the community, that this is what we believe and we're not going to hire people, unless they subscribe to a version of belief that is very, very strict on that front.