Social Media Reform: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has confirmed a new federal law giving Australians over 16 the option to opt out of social media algorithms, with platforms required to provide “genuine and enduring choice” or face penalties of more than $100 million. Court & Conservation: A court will decide the future of Yuraygir’s feral horses after NSW authorities agreed to pause lethal control ahead of a September 9 hearing, with native habitat at stake. Queensland Roads: The Crisafulli government will expand Cleveland-Redland Bay Road to four lanes and add signals at Double Jump Road to reduce delays and improve safety. Child Safety: Queensland’s public child sex offender register has led to charges against three people in its first eight months, including alleged breaches of reporting obligations. Housing Crunch: Australia’s builder collapses are leaving thousands waiting, with Bathla’s administration putting thousands of apartments and a large pipeline at risk. Tasmania Schools: Deloraine High School redevelopment consultation begins, with a $16.5m project part of the state’s School Building Blitz. Community Funding: Queensland Country Bank says grant demand has surged, with 390 applications seeking a record $8.27m. Travel Disruption: Australians heading to Indonesia are warned of flight chaos after Mount Anak Krakatau’s eruption disrupted airports.