AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoBig Tech vs Australia’s “digital duty of care”: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is pushing draft laws that let Australians opt out of algorithm-driven feeds and could fine platforms over $100m, drawing a sharp White House warning about “extortion” of US tech giants. Social media politics sparks backlash: Critics say the opt-out could mute right-wing parties, while Labor frames it as user choice and accountability. Cricket Australia greenlights Big Bash privatisation: CA says BBL clubs can seek valuations for sale, starting with Melbourne Renegades, while insisting Test cricket primacy and Boxing Day/New Year Tests stay locked in. NSW hospital strain deepens: Emergency department stays in NSW edged longer, with officials warning bed-blocking from aged care and NDIS placements is worsening. Wildlife and housing design debate: New data on animals entering homes is fuelling calls for safer, purpose-built suburban design. Sports rorts grant controversy: Albanese faces fresh scrutiny over an invite-only $6m golf club grant in his electorate. Regional defence ties: Australia and New Zealand move toward deeper F-35 and maintenance integration. Culture: Bangarra’s Horizon packs out in Townsville; Dominique Crenn prepares her first Melbourne venue, Petit Crenn.
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