AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPolitical Security: Independent MP Helen Haines is critically injured after being deliberately struck by a vehicle outside her Wangaratta office, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says. A man is in custody and counter-terrorism officers are investigating as threats against politicians rise. The AFP has separately warned of covert foreign influence and intimidation targeting Australian communities. Rural Health: A new national care pathway aims to improve cancer treatment outside major cities, where patients are 13 per cent less likely to survive. Nurse Victoria Turner says she had to travel interstate for specialist care after her ovarian cancer diagnosis. Workplace Rights: Pregnancy discrimination complaints are rising, with a human rights report highlighting alleged demotions and sham redundancies. Fuel Security: Australia exports biofuel that could bolster domestic supplies, as the government considers requiring fuel companies to buy more locally made product. The country has 41 days of petrol and 33 days of diesel stocks, below the 90-day international benchmark. Environment: Macquarie Island expeditioners have questioned their evacuation over bird flu, arguing their training prepared them to manage the risk.
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