AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoYouth Extremism: Australian police say 32 of 37 young people prosecuted in counter-terrorism cases since 2020 were charged in the past two years. A new online threat centre is being set up to identify threats and radicalisation. NSW Politics: ICAC’s Rosny inquiry alleges political operatives were paid $2 million by developer Jean Nassif while pursuing his interests. Separately, a Labor-authorised Instagram account presents itself as a state news source, renewing calls for clearer rules on political content online. AI Safety: The federal government plans mandatory incident reporting and tougher safety requirements for frontier AI companies, backed by a new regulator and penalties for breaches. Queensland Storms: Severe weather has left tens of thousands without power, while passengers were stranded overnight on the Tilt Train after powerlines fell near Gympie. Victoria Search: A 17-year-old missing for six days in bushland near Walhalla was found alive, after a major search in cold, wet conditions.
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