AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoOnline Safety: The Albanese government’s revised digital duty-of-care bill would require platforms to protect under-18s from harmful content and offer algorithm-free feeds, while removing the communications minister’s power to define new harms. Foreign Interference: An ABC investigation found alleged Chinese spies used LinkedIn to approach dozens of Australians in government, policing and trade, including former Queensland premier Steven Miles. Heritage and Mining: A court overturned the protection order that had stalled the proposed $1 billion McPhillamys gold mine in NSW, renewing debate over Aboriginal heritage safeguards. Energy Security: New laws would require gas exporters to help prevent domestic shortages, including through a 20 per cent reserve. Cost of Living: CEDA warns rising unemployment is adding to pressure from high prices and mortgage costs. Environment: A study suggests sought-after black teatfish may live up to 100 years—far longer than previously thought—raising questions about whether current fishing limits allow stocks to recover.
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