AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoOnline Safety: Labor is moving to drop ministerial powers from its digital duty-of-care bill, while algorithm reforms advance. The Greens want people to be able to sue big tech over online harm. NSW Police: Tobias Moran, whose murder charge over backpacker Simone Strobel’s 2005 killing was dropped, is suing the state for malicious prosecution, alleging the case was driven by improper motives. Climate Law: A landmark High Court ruling has put coal project emissions back under scrutiny, requiring climate impacts to be considered in resource approvals. Robert Pether: The Australian engineer has left Iraq after five years in detention over a contract dispute and is returning to his family in Ireland; the UN had found his detention unlawful. Planning: Perth’s fringe estates are being built with almost all vegetation cleared under current planning rules, prompting calls to protect mature trees and limit heat risks.
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