AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTasmania Politics: Jeremy Rockliff has become the first Tasmanian premier censured after a Greens-backed motion passed 16-12, with the fallout including revelations ex-ministers Jane Howlett and Madeleine Ogilvie spent about $500,000 of public money on legal fights tied to the integrity commission. Federal/ACT Security: AFP is investigating a protest stunt at Pauline Hanson’s National Press Club speech after GetUp claimed responsibility for a banner unfurling during her address. Sport (NRL): NSW and Queensland set for State of Origin II at the MCG with Laurie Daley resisting late changes and Queensland naming Kalyn Ponga and Reece Walsh among key selections. Energy/Jobs: Inpex Ichthys LNG strike action ends after unions secure a pay deal, with cargo loading restarting after disruption that included shutting one LNG train. Environment/Animals: NSW authorities are set to begin a mass aerial cull of wild horses (“brumbies”) in Kosciuszko National Park, despite court approvals and heavy protest pressure. Business/Industry: Service Works Global launches Geminus, a platform aimed at giving facility managers a single “source of truth” for building data, from BIM to sensors. Media/Community: Bluey will be dubbed into Yolŋu Matha, with five episodes premiering 5 July for NAIDOC Week.
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