AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAI & Data Centres: Australia will set national “guardrails” for AI data centres, requiring them to generate as much power as they consume and to be water-efficient, while also pushing creators to retain control of their work used for AI training. Workplace Safety: Drug testing shows meth and cocaine use at work is rising, with meth now driving 60% of positive workplace tests—sparking fresh calls for tougher employer action. Modern Slavery Crackdown: The Albanese government is proposing tougher laws after US tariff threats, with companies over $100m facing potential criminal charges if they don’t prevent forced labour in supply chains. Tourism Recovery: Australia welcomed 9.2m visitors in the year to May, nearly back to 2019 levels, with strong growth across key Asian markets. Business & Growth: Treasurer Jim Chalmers told regulators to prioritise productivity and growth, updating expectations for ASIC and APRA. International Expansion: Creative agency Praytell opened a Singapore office, appointing Debbie Chin to lead Asia operations. Sports & Global Cricket: The ICC revamped the 2027 ODI World Cup format, boosting the odds of an extra India-Pakistan clash.
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