AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPacific Security: Fiji’s prime minister backed AUKUS after meeting Anthony Albanese, who sought to ease regional concerns by assuring him the pact would not breach the Rarotonga Treaty. Justice: Three men were sentenced to 158 years each in Mexico for the murders of two Australian brothers and their US friend; the victims’ families welcomed the sentences. Community: Racist stickers targeting Indians have sparked safety fears in Cessnock and calls for action. Melbourne has opened Australia’s first Vietnamese heritage museum, while Bondi’s Sculpture by the Sea returns with 100 artworks for its 30th anniversary. Indigenous Heritage: Drone surveys have revealed previously unknown Aboriginal rock shelters in the Blue Mountains. A court ruling overturning an Aboriginal heritage order that blocked a major gold mine has also renewed debate over protections for cultural sites.
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