AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoBird flu watch: Australia’s H5N1 scare is ramping up as WA authorities test sick and dead birds after reports to an emergency hotline, with 94 reports logged and samples taken from two seabirds; officials say there’s no evidence of spread yet but surveillance will intensify if results turn. News bargaining delay: Publishers are frustrated the federal News Bargaining Incentive won’t be introduced until after winter recess, arguing the delay threatens deals as existing codes expire. War Memorial politics: The opening of the new Anzac Hall went ahead with Albanese praising the “flame of memory”, but Ben Roberts-Smith’s attendance became a flashpoint as he later skipped the event due to illness. Record shout: Canberra air-conditioner cleaner Joseph McGrail-Bateup has been crowned Guinness’ loudest person, yelling “now” at 122.4 decibels. Travel boost: Virgin Australia launches its first international flight from Canberra to Bali, three times a week. Queensland koalas: ANZ faces scrutiny over alleged unauthorised land clearing in a koala habitat near Brisbane.
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