AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSkilled Visas Reset: Australia’s Home Affairs has started applying Ministerial Direction 119, reshuffling the priority order for skilled visa processing from July 25, with law enforcement and defence roles moving to the front, followed by healthcare, teaching and construction. Health System Quality Push: Medicare urgent care centres are now permanent, with the federal government committing $1.8b over five years and attention turning to qualifications and accreditation standards to keep care consistent and safe. ASX Resources Watch: Glencore says first-half earnings jumped 86% on trading windfalls and it plans a secondary ASX listing by October, aiming to broaden its investor base and fund copper growth. Business & Tech: Startup Battlefield Australia picks eight local startups for a pitch event in Sydney, while Optus and Nokia trial 6GHz/6G tech to boost future network performance. Consumer Travel: Travelex and Everyday Rewards team up so customers can earn points on travel money purchases. Sports Spotlight: The million-dollar 1 Point Slam returns to the Australian Open in 2027, again offering a top prize of A$1m. Local Community: Mount Gambier’s Christmas in July raised about $2,235 for local families in need.
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