AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoISIS Returns: A second group of Australian women and children linked to Islamic State has landed in Melbourne and Sydney from a Syrian camp, with Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke saying anyone who committed crimes will face the “full force of the law” while police say arrests are not expected for this cohort. Corruption Watch: National Anti-Corruption Commissioner Paul Brereton says the defence ties controversy is now “a distraction” as he prepares to step down. Quad Push: Quad foreign ministers in New Delhi unveiled new maritime surveillance, a Fiji port upgrade and an Indo-Pacific energy security plan, plus a critical minerals framework aiming to mobilise up to $20b. Olympics Protest: Brisbane stadium protesters at Victoria Park are refusing to leave despite eviction threats as construction looms. Health Alarm: Doctors warn early-onset bowel cancer should be treated as a “new disease” as cases surge among young Aussies. Environment Court: A UN special rapporteur can join the legal fight against Woodside’s LNG extension, after a Federal Court ruling.
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