AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPolitical Culture: One Nation faced criticism after handing out a children’s colouring book at the Mount Gambier show featuring political satire and Aboriginal figures; the party defended it as legitimate commentary. Indigenous Affairs: Neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell and three others pleaded guilty to violent disorder over the 2025 attack on Camp Sovereignty in Melbourne, but dispute the facts of the case. Five people were injured. Cultural Heritage: The National Gallery of Australia returned two Northern Song Dynasty statue heads to China, dating from 960–1127. Victorian Politics: Two major unions have withdrawn campaign support from Labor a month before the state election, with one running attack ads against Premier Ben Carroll. Health and Society: A national GP survey found women doctors spend longer with patients and report higher burnout, as complex care demands grow.
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