AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoOnline Safety: Australia’s eSafety regulator has launched Federal Court action against Telegram, alleging it failed to remove terrorism-linked and extremist videos after being warned, including material tied to Christchurch and Buffalo; Telegram denies the claims and says it will fight, with penalties potentially up to A$54.6m. Indigenous Rights: The Yindjibarndi native title group has voted to appeal a $150m Fortescue compensation payout after a court found mining damage without agreement, saying the fight continues. Public Safety (SA): Police are investigating a suspected murder-suicide in Port MacDonnell after a mother and toddler were found dead and a baby boy was later confirmed not to have survived. Environment & Wildlife: A wildlife bridge near Sydney is helping reconnect national parks by giving animals safer routes across a busy motorway. Health & Community: A toy library in SA mourns the deaths of Helena Wright and her children, while the broader community rallies as a coronial investigation begins. Sports: Adam Zampa is set to play for Queensland in domestic cricket, but his BBL future remains unclear amid contracting rules. Economy & Trust: A new ANU poll says Australians’ trust in each other has fallen to a decade low.
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