AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAI & Copyright: Australia’s new Office of AI is pushing rules that require consent and compensation before AI uses copyrighted media, with creators and media groups watching closely for enforcement. Data Centres & Power/Water: Government plans to tighten energy and water guardrails for large data centres are back in the spotlight as the AI boom strains resources. Student Visa Shock: Australia has hiked international student visa fees to AU$2,500, raising fresh concerns about demand—though short ELICOS courses face a smaller increase. Health Policy: PBS support for key MS drugs (Ocrevus, Kesimpta, Lemtrada) will continue after an advisory panel decision, with a rapid review promised later this year. Energy Transition: NSW has approved the A$1.8bn Stratford pumped hydro and solar project, aiming to deliver long-duration storage and jobs. Work & Cost of Living: BHP workers at Port Hedland strike over a pay dispute as iron ore output hits a record. Safety & Nature: A cyclist in NSW was bitten after a two-metre eastern brown snake got tangled in her bike chain, ending with hospital treatment and the snake being euthanised. Australia Post: Australia Post launches “Big Boss Energy” to help small eCommerce businesses and side hustles grow via Post Office activations and events.
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