AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCourtroom Rules: Tasmania’s Supreme Court has issued generative-AI guidelines for everyone preparing documents for court proceedings, requiring users to protect confidential information and avoid prejudicing legal cases. Casino Accountability: The Federal Court ordered Star Entertainment to pay A$260 million for anti-money-laundering failures, finding it allowed high-risk customers to gamble without proper checks. Consumer Protection: NRMA Insurance must refund about 41,500 NSW motorists a total of A$12.17 million after errors led to green-slip overcharges; the regulator also imposed A$479,500 in penalties. Competition: Perfection Fresh admitted cartel conduct involving ALDI vegetables and will pay A$12 million. Visa Screening: Australia has expanded biometric checks, requiring some visa applicants to provide fingerprints and face scans, including applicants in India and nationals of nine African countries. Health Regulation: The TGA is tightening sunscreen testing and oversight after concerns about SPF claims. Online Safety: Proposed digital duty-of-care rules would place new responsibilities on platforms, amid growing scrutiny of alleged harm to children.
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