Thanks very much for reading Need to Know this Tuesday, April 23. Here are some of today’s biggest developments:

• Billionaire and owner of X, Elon Musk, has drawn widespread condemnation after ignoring an Australian court order to remove videos of the Wakeley stabbing incident from his social media website.
• Crown Resorts will finally be able to operate its Sydney casino without gambling limit restrictions, more than three years after a NSW inquiry found the gaming giant, now owned by Blackstone, unsuitable to operate.
• Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will set off on a two-day trek across a section of the Kokoda Track with his Papua New Guinean counterpart James Marape in an attempt to strengthen Australia’s relationship with its northern neighbour.

• Lawyers for Network Ten are arguing that Bruce Lehrmann should be forced to cover millions of dollars in legal fees after the former Liberal staffer lost his high-profile defamation case. Network Ten claims Lehrmann rejected a settlement offer to drop his defamation claim last year.