AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAI Governance: Australia is tightening rules on automated decision-making across federal departments, with Attorney-General Michelle Rowland leading work expected to demand transparency and human accountability after the Robodebt scandal. Banking & Fraud Controls: Banks are pushing for direct access to ATO records to verify loan applicants, arguing fake payslips and doctored statements are getting easier. Housing Delivery: The Albanese government is well behind its social housing target, with less than 4% of promised homes delivered and governance/oversight delays flagged by the national audit office. Child Safety Online: France moves toward a ban on social media for under-15s, joining a growing global crackdown that already includes Australia’s under-16 rule. Child Protection Failings (NT): A review into the death of Kumanjayi Little Baby says risk wasn’t identified and assessed in time despite repeated domestic violence indicators. Scams: A UN report estimates Asian-region online scam losses up to $114.1bn in 2025, driven by investment and romance fraud. Environment & Planning: Conservationists warn Queensland’s Dreamworld ecotourism expansion could fast-track koala habitat loss after special powers approved the development. Labour Dispute: Victorian teachers reject a revised pay offer and a strike is set to go ahead. International Aid & Governance: Australia announces $25m in Gaza recovery aid aimed at strengthening Palestinian institutions ahead of major conference debate.
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