AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWildfire tech upgrade: Bridger Aerospace is integrating satellite thermal intelligence from OroraTech into its IGNIS wildfire software, aiming to spot threats earlier and give crews a clearer picture before aircraft arrive. Domestic violence testimony research: A University of Sydney study says people who experience repeated domestic and family violence may mix up specific episodes, but their overall account can still be accurate—raising concerns about how courts judge credibility. Australian legal spotlight: A Brisbane teen involved in a vigilante “honeytrap” attack on a man lured via Grindr has been sentenced to two years in jail. Privacy and smart tech: Norway is considering rules to rein in smartglasses and other camera wearables, citing privacy and facial recognition risks. Business and regulation: Australia is moving to tighten crypto firm licensing with a Sept. 30 deadline, while Queensland’s new e-bike laws ramp up enforcement. Science and health: An Australian science prize has gone to research on how memory accuracy works for domestic violence survivors. Corporate moves: FireFly Metals has completed an A$180m equity raising.
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