AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAI Governance Push: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is setting up a dedicated Office of AI in the PM&C to coordinate national AI regulation, investment and security, with new legislated standards expected to cover everything from data centres to AI use across government, including protections for Australian artists and media. Data Centre Rules: The same AI push also includes “world-first” requirements for large data centres—power use tied to grid intake, full connection cost coverage, and water efficiency—to protect households and communities. Teacher Industrial Action: Victorian teachers are facing a second statewide strike in four months after pay talks stalled, with the state urging the union to return to negotiations to avoid disruption for families. UniSA Naming Backlash: UniSA is facing staff backlash over renaming a campus building after former VC David Lloyd, amid criticism of a large remuneration package and concerns about transparency. Campus Antisemitism Hearings: The University of Melbourne is defending its handling of a pro-Palestine protest occupation, including rule changes after a Jewish professor’s office was targeted. Student Wellbeing & Food: A study links food neophobia (avoiding unfamiliar foods) with poorer self-reported physical and mental health, adding to the case for better support around diet and wellbeing.
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