AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDigital Duty of Care Push: Australia’s proposed “digital duty of care” and algorithm opt-out laws are back in the spotlight, with big-tech facing potential penalties if platforms don’t meet new obligations to protect users—especially kids. Immigration & Visa Rules: Home Affairs has published clearer onshore eligibility limits for the Subclass 590 Student Guardian Visa, spelling out which visa holders can’t apply while in Australia. Consumer Watchdog: The ACCC is targeting “predatory” free trials and hidden automatic renewals after action over eHarmony, warning Australians to scrutinise terms before handing over card details. Health & Safety: Queensland Health has updated fertility clinic guidance for lesbian and bi couples, while endometriosis coverage highlights barriers to care for Canberra patients. Crime & Courts: NSW police seized 36 illegal ebikes on northern beaches, and a major NSW domestic violence reform fight continues after the Molly Ticehurst case. Business & Tech: ZenaTech’s drone service received Irish Aviation Authority SORA approval for large-scale precision agriculture, showing how drone regulation is opening new markets.
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