AGP Executive Report
Last update: 40 minutes agoMiddle East Security: The US, UK and 20 other nations including Australia condemned Iran-linked “lethal plotting” against dissidents, journalists and Jewish and Israeli communities, urging Tehran to halt the actions. ASIO Powers: Labor has backed away from making ASIO’s compulsory questioning powers permanent, but will expand the offences covered, with reviews set every three years instead of removing sunset provisions. Cyber & AI Threats: A Norton Rose Fulbright survey says cybersecurity and data privacy disputes are rising fast, with growing litigation risk tied to AI and employment. Vehicle Theft Crackdown (Queensland): RACQ launched Australia’s first independent Vehicle Security Standard to help drivers compare immobilisers and tracking devices against theft risk. Western Sydney Airport: Western Sydney International Airport will take first commercial passengers on October 25, with Jetstar and Qantas services starting domestic routes. World Cup (Australia fans): The 2026 World Cup broadcast schedule is out, with every match on Fox/FS1 and streaming on Fox One and the Fox Sports app. England Cricket: Ben Stokes and Gus Atkinson were left out of the second Test vs New Zealand after a London nightclub curfew breach investigation.
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