AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoChild Safety & Social Media: Philippines police are considering copying Australia’s approach by pushing for a ban on social media use for minors after a Tacloban school shooting, with Aseanapol discussions also referencing Australia’s under-16 rules. Road Safety Crackdown: WA police say drink- and drug-driving laws are still being ignored after a targeted weekend operation in Perth’s entertainment areas netted dozens of offenders. Queensland Policing: Nambour’s Police Beat has hit 130+ calls for service and 25+ arrests in its first six months, as police expand visible presence in the CBD. Housing Supply: Queensland has reached a record 50,000 homes under construction, with new projects in Brisbane aimed at unlocking more supply. Political Scrutiny: Anthony Albanese faces fresh questions after attending an exclusive Point Piper dinner linked to an overseas tax fraud allegation, with Labor defending the PM’s lack of involvement and disputed figures. Super & Retirement: An “Ask the Expert” explainer focuses on options for renters and low-super workers nearing retirement, including how the age pension and rent assistance can change outcomes. Workforce & Skills: Queensland women are increasingly entering traditionally male trades like butchery, with apprenticeship numbers rising. Courts & Discrimination: Pauline Hanson is set to learn the verdict in her racial discrimination appeal over a tweet telling Greens senator Mehreen Faruqi to “go back to Pakistan.”
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