AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWomen’s T20 World Cup: Australia powered into a record eighth final, beating West Indies by eight wickets at The Oval. Beth Mooney praised the squad’s depth and match-winners like Ashleigh Gardner, Georgia Wareham and Georgia Voll, with England or South Africa awaiting at Lord’s. Energy & infrastructure: Vocus says it will build Australia’s first ducted long-haul fiber route between Sydney and Melbourne for $500m, targeting service in 2029 to meet AI-driven demand. Resources & business: South32 has agreed to sell most of its aluminium assets to Alcoa for up to $5.6bn, sharpening focus on higher-margin copper. Sports (World Cup): Egypt is hopeful Mohamed Salah can face Australia in the Round of 32 after a hamstring strain, while Australia’s campaign has leaned on defence and clean sheets. Climate & oceans: Scientists warn ocean temperatures hit a new June record, raising fears of “uncharted territory” as a possible super El Niño looms. Global travel: Asian airlines’ Europe gains from the Iran conflict are fading as Gulf carriers restore capacity. Local life: Royal Lifesaving Australia is running World Drowning Prevention Day competitions for kids ahead of 25 July.
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