AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCorporate Compliance: Star Entertainment was fined $260 million after the Federal Court found large-scale anti-money-laundering breaches, warning the casino operator may need to raise cash to pay. Consumer Protection: The TGA is tightening sunscreen testing and oversight after failures in SPF claims shook confidence in Australian brands. Visa Rules: New biometric checks for applicants in India took effect on October 26, requiring fingerprints and facial images. Digital Safety: Queensland has passed laws to close a loophole around pornographic deepfakes, as Australia’s first deepfake-pornography offender avoided jail. State Legislation: Tasmania’s parliament has begun debating a ban on conversion practices, while NSW has reversed plans requiring cafes to offer dine-in mugs or join a reusable-cup scheme. Waste Policy: A $24.7 million national solar-panel recycling pilot remains stalled after a procurement complaint, with no restart date set.
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