AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMigration Crackdown: Labor is set to unveil sweeping plans to curb overseas arrivals, including tougher measures on visa overstayers and longer appeal processes, as net overseas migration is forecast to fall sharply. Copyright vs AI: Artists and crossbench MPs are pushing back on Labor’s AI copyright proposals, warning creators could be forced into opt-out systems that let AI firms scrape content. Fuel Security in WA: WA is extending its fuel emergency powers and upgrading FuelWatch to improve transparency as global shipping disruption continues. Housing & Local Integrity: An ABC report alleges a federal minister’s office encouraged a South Australian council to apply for a $6m grant before proper costing, raising questions about election-linked funding. Regional Culture: Alice Springs’ heavy metal venue Black Wreath has raised $1m to stay open, while Queensland is rolling out samba-style street parties for Socceroos matches. Justice Reform: Leading economists back a push to cut reliance on prisons, arguing the current approach is too costly and ineffective. Native Title Appeal: Andrew Forrest’s Fortescue is appealing a record $150.3m native title compensation ruling. Transport Tech: Spirit of Tasmania bookings crashed during demand for new ferries, with pet-friendly cabins now included.
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