AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoBig Tech & Kids Online: Australia’s under-16 social media ban is being defended by government even as eSafety data shows enforcement is failing, with more than 80% of under-16s still using platforms three months in—often because age checks aren’t working. Privacy & Devices: Kmart’s Anko $89 “camera glasses” sell-out is reigniting privacy fears over low-cost recording tech and weak consent controls. Media Regulation: Australia’s big-tech news levy push continues as lawmakers tighten payments for news content, while Meta faces scrutiny over content removals and responsibility. Courtroom Shockwaves: Star broadcaster Alan Jones begins a sexual assault trial over allegations involving six men. Streaming Sports: Netflix builds its NFL broadcast team for the Melbourne opener, adding Nick Foles and Clay Matthews. Health & Inclusion: The Albanese Government backs $18.1m for LGBTIQA+ health and wellbeing programs, including training for primary care providers. Cybersecurity Funding: Horizon3 raises $250m to expand AI-driven security testing and sales, including plans to enter Australia. Royal/Comms: Denmark’s Princess Isabella starts extended military service, with Australian-born Queen Mary in the background.
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