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　　Thanks very much for reading Need to Know this Monday, November 13. Here are some of today’s biggest developments:

　　- Sydney motorists to pay more than $123b in tolls by 2060: Sydney’s motorists will pay more than $123 billion in tolls by 2060, says NSW Roads Minister John Graham, who has pledged to shake up a network that is increasingly determining where new housing is built.

　　- Labor commits to 56 recommendations from robo-debt royal commission: The Albanese government has accepted 56 recommendations made by the robo-debt royal commission, describing the Coalition scheme as “a cruel and crude mechanism”.

　　- DP World slowly reopens ports after hack: Major port operator DP World has gradually restarted operations after a systems hack forced the shutdown of terminals across the country since Friday.

　　- Labor faces cost-of-living backlash from voters: Many Australian voters are worried about the cost of living and are now less likely to back the Labor federal government, although Anthony Albanese remains the preferred prime minister.

　　- Government releases 80 people from detention after High Court ruling: The federal government has released 80 people from long-term detention after the High Court ruled last week it was unlawful for them to be held there indefinitely.

　　- Major Gaza hospitals suspend operations as Israel hunts Hamas: Two major hospitals in northern Gaza closed to new patients, with staff saying the Israeli bombardment plus lack of fuel and medicine meant babies and others could die.