AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoTest Cricket: Australia are firmly in control of the first Test in Durban, leading South Africa by 139 runs after day three. Steve Smith set a fielding record with four catches, while Matt Renshaw’s 190 helped Australia recover from 124-6. Queensland Weather: Warm spring conditions could bring thunderstorms and hail to south-east Queensland this week, with Brisbane and areas near the NSW border among those at risk. Queensland Inquiry: An inquest into Elizabeth Struhs’ death is beginning, with authorities set to face scrutiny over the faith-healing case. National Preparedness: RSL president Peter Tinley will urge the government to appoint a national resilience adviser and establish a framework for preparing for major disruption. Music: Powderfinger have announced an 18-date Australian comeback tour, starting in Brisbane in September 2027. Public Spending: Deloitte’s $2.2 million contract to administer childcare workforce grants has renewed concerns about government reliance on consultants. Telecommunications: Complaints to the industry ombudsman fell 6.5 per cent, but claims for compensation over financial loss rose by more than 60 per cent.
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