News live: Australian flotilla activists released by Israel arrive in Istanbul and claim they were denied food and water

That’s where we’ll leave things this evening. Thanks for reading. I hope you have a great weekend, wherever you are. Here are our top stories from today:

A 52-year-old Victorian police officer, Matt Paton , was confirmed to have died on the Inca trail to Machu Picchu, while he was on holiday in Peru with his wife , Jane. Mike Bush , the chief commissioner of Victoria police, said Paton would be remembered “for his selflessness, amazing sense of humour, extreme kindness and inclusion of all”.

The senior federal government MP Tanya Plibersek, labelled the behaviour by Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir towards humanitarian activists as “shameful” and “disgraceful”, as Australians who were on the Gaza flotilla alleged they were abused .

Guzman y Gomez announced its sudden departure from the US , with all of its American stores to close, after failing to establish itself in a market already rich with Mexican food.

We brought you the news that One Nation’s rapid expansion of local branches across the country is in disarray , and that the party’s new branches and members will be subject to strict gag orders.

Housing advocates urged federal MPs to ignore fear mongering and pass Labor’s negative gearing and capital gains tax changes, which they described as “long overdue”.

Meanwhile Labor MPs told Guardian Australia they expected the government would agree to capital gains tax concessions for startup businesses .

And Network 10 announced it had axed reality show I’m a Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here!, hosted by Julia Morris and Robert Irwin, after 12 seasons.