AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoNRL Officiating Backlash: Sharks captain Cameron McInnes says the NRL “doesn’t listen” as frustration grows over the six-again rule and constant rule changes. Privacy vs Convenience: Attorney-General Michelle Rowland rejects an import ban on smart glasses, saying councils and businesses should regulate while privacy reforms move ahead. Climate & Water Fight: The Australian Conservation Foundation calls for Beetaloo Basin fracking to be banned, warning of major water impacts and huge carbon pollution. Celebrity Business Wobble: Maggie Beer Holdings posts a $9.53m loss, blaming a Shopify migration glitch that crushed Christmas online traffic. First Nations in the Spotlight: A new bowel cancer screening campaign urges mob aged 45–74 to use free at-home tests, led by an all-First Nations cast. Culture & Community: Geelong Society of Operatic and Dramatic Arts secures a permanent home, while Adelaide Biennial curator Mark Feary is announced for 2028. Lifestyle & Media: Nespresso launches “Cloud World” immersive coffee experiences in Sydney and Auckland, and National Tiles rolls out “Annoyingly Good” TV ads built on its famously annoying radio character.
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