AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoVictorian Schools: Teachers have voted to accept the state’s sweetened pay and conditions offer, ending a year-long dispute and calling off a third statewide strike. Federal Politics: Opposition and Labor are locked in talks over NDIS reforms as Senate debate begins, with Labor hopeful of a deal to pass the legislation this week. Super & Cost of Living: One Nation is pushing to expand early super access for people facing hardship, while Labor vows to defend the super scheme from One Nation and Coalition attacks. Gun Buyback Pushback: South Australia refuses to join the national gun buyback model unless fully funded by Canberra, arguing states can’t divert money from essential services. Local Planning Fight: In Sydney’s Lane Cove/Macquarie Park, residents fear a “data centre wasteland” as plans for a seventh facility spark backlash. Health: A landmark study warns about 1.7 million Australians may be vulnerable to measles as overseas-linked cases rise. Culture & Community: Powerhouse Parramatta has an opening date set for Nov 7, 2026, promising major free exhibitions for Western Sydney.
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