AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWorld Cup Focus: The Socceroos and Egypt both chase a first-ever World Cup knockout win as Australia heads into the Round of 32 in Dallas, with the match framed as a historic “first” for either side. Online Safety: eSafety commissioner Julie Inman Grant told an antisemitism royal commission that platforms are “monetising gore and fringe content,” and that X has pushed back on removing violent material, including Bondi attack footage. Justice & Abuse Claims: Christian Brothers’ property sales for $1 each are under scrutiny after a court moratorium on civil abuse claims, raising fears survivors may lose access to compensation. Health Policy: Registered nurses in Australia are set to gain PBS prescribing powers for the first time, while concerns are raised about quality and cost-cutting in insurer-run clinical services. Housing & Cost of Living: Domain data points to Australia’s latest property downturn continuing, with Sydney and Melbourne driving the decline. Tech & Super: Digit released a report on super guarantee obligations and the Payday Super transition starting 1 July. Transport: Alstom’s first Australind train enters passenger service in WA, with local jobs and apprenticeships highlighted.
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