Digital Duty of Care: Australia has released draft laws that would force social media platforms to let users opt out of algorithmic feeds and face hefty penalties (up to about $109m) if they fail to protect under-18s from harmful content. Big Tech Rules: The “My Feed, My Way” plan would give adults similar choice, with platforms required to offer a non-algorithmic feed option. Cricket Business: Cricket Australia has approved a “self-determination” privatisation model for the Big Bash, kicking off with the Melbourne Renegades licence up for sale for private investors from 2027-28. Housing Pressure: ABS data shows dwelling values fell 0.3% in the June quarter, knocking about $34b off home values as rate and tax changes bite. Pacific Treaty Tensions: Opposition MPs are demanding answers over alleged links between Australian Solomon Islands aid and domestic political influence, after reports of a proposed treaty package worth more than AU$980m. AI Infrastructure: Firmus says it has exceeded 900MW of contracted AI compute capacity after a multi-year OpenAI deal tied to Malaysia data centres. EV Support: The DRIVEN program is expanding to help dealerships and workshops buy EV servicing tools, with applications open until April 30, 2027.