AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAI Regulation Push: Ed Husic says AI firms can’t be trusted to self-regulate and urges consistent national rules as generative AI risks and data-centre concerns grow. University Antisemitism Scrutiny: A royal commission hears debate over how universities handle antisemitism and protest claims, with La Trobe academic Dennis Altman warning against “banning things because somebody might be hurt.” Remote Learning Access: A look at how remote learning is expanding education access for regional Victorians, enabling new skills and qualifications from home. School Literacy Boost: A PNG school in Port Moresby receives 1,000 books to rebuild reading culture and support classroom library lessons. Housing + Land Use: The ACT plans a new suburb, Ginninderra East, on a former CSIRO site to unlock thousands of homes. Asbestos Safety Warning: NSW’s trial offering free asbestos pick-up draws criticism from industry and advocates over training and safety gaps. AI in Assignments: New reporting highlights how widely AI is being used in Australian university coursework and asks what universities should do next.
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