AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDigital Duty of Care & social feeds: Labor is pushing a “user choice” model that lets Australians opt out of algorithm-driven social media feeds, with big-tech facing steep penalties for non-compliance—while critics warn it could reshape political visibility, especially for right-wing parties. Integrity & governance: Victoria expands IBAC powers and pairs it with a new construction-sector royal commission, arguing the state needs real accountability even if the reforms aren’t perfect. Media & marketing: Cricket Australia greenlights Big Bash League privatisation, with Melbourne Renegades flagged for sale—raising fresh questions for broadcasters, sponsors and grassroots cricket. Sports sponsorship: Papua New Guinea’s Chiefs land a record AUD 20m NRL jersey deal with BSP, a major commercial play ahead of their 2028 entry. Tech/ads & safety: Meta is accused of running hundreds of ads linked to child sexual abuse material, renewing pressure on platform enforcement. Culture: Tame Impala frontman Kevin Parker says he’ll stop signing autographs due to “aggressive” collectors using children. Travel/ops: UAE flights face fresh delays, with multiple routes disrupted.
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