AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoDigital Duty of Care: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s draft laws would let Australians opt out of social media algorithm feeds (“My Feed, My Way”), with big-tech facing fines over $100m and requirements to tackle harmful content—while the Trump administration warns it’s “extortion” and says it will raise concerns ahead of Albanese’s UN pitch. Politics & Grants Scrutiny: Albanese is under fire after a $6m invite-only grant to a golf club in his electorate while he held an honorary membership, sparking a heated ABC exchange. Online Safety & AI Policy: Labor says it will set up an AI office and an online safety regulator, plus copyright rules and expectations for data-centre oversight. Community Safety: Australia’s domestic, family and sexual violence commissioner says sexual violence is at the highest level since 1993 and calls for sustained national investment. Sport Business Shock: LIV Golf has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the US, putting players including Australian Cam Smith in line for unpaid money and possible freedom to leave. Regional Infrastructure: Senator Canavan visited Yarrawonga to push for an elevated priority plan for the Yarrawonga Mulwala Bridge.
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