AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoDigital Safety: The Greens want Australians to be able to sue tech companies for harm caused online, as the Albanese government prepares to introduce laws requiring platforms to tackle harmful content and let users opt out of algorithmic feeds. Royal Visit: Jordan’s King Abdullah is heading to Australia after Malaysia, with meetings planned with Governor-General Sam Mostyn, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and senior officials. Politics and Migration: One Nation is gaining in the polls, while the Coalition’s proposed migration cuts are drawing warnings about their impact on universities and essential services. National Remembrance: Veterans and families gathered in Canberra to mark 25 years since Australia’s deployment to Afghanistan. Community and Culture: South Melbourne’s Australia Cup victory has renewed pride among Greek Australians, while Narromine’s Dolly Parton festival is bringing crowds and visitors to the regional town. Housing Pressure: Mortgage repayments could reach levels last seen in 1989 if the Reserve Bank raises rates again, adding to voter concerns over affordability.
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