AGP Wire
Stay informed with articles highlighting the latest developments, major events, and essential updates.
Cost of living keeps many working women with pain on the job, survey finds
AGP
A new Australian survey released for WorkSpace Week 2026 found women are more likely than men to have work-related musculoskeletal pain, less likely to seek treatment and more likely to keep working through it. The findings come as new national…
International project studies how images cross religious and cultural boundaries
AGP
A four-year research project led by universities in Switzerland, Romania and Bulgaria is examining how images, metaphors and symbols move across Christian and secular contexts.
AIMS Australia and Nika Widanage named finalists in three Australian Accounting Awards categories
AGP
AIMS Australia Tax Accountants and managing partner Nika Widanage were named finalists in three categories at the 2026 Australian Accounting Awards, with the winners announced at a June gala in Sydney.
Internet Society Foundation opens global call for cybersecurity grants
AGP
The Internet Society Foundation opened applications June 23 for the Common Good Cyber Fund, which will award at least $3.5 million in two-year grants to nonprofit groups that protect civil society and strengthen Internet cybersecurity.
Internet Society Foundation opens global call for cybersecurity grants
AGP
The Internet Society Foundation opened applications June 23 for the Common Good Cyber Fund, a multiyear effort to back nonprofits that protect civil society and strengthen core Internet cybersecurity infrastructure.
Earth tones lead 2025 luxury home painting trends in Australia
AGP
Sydney painting company Roberts Trading Pty Ltd says earth-inspired color palettes are the top luxury home painting trend in 2025, with warm terracotta, soft olive green and muted clay leading the shift.
Outdoor cinema events expand across Australia
AGP
Community groups, schools, councils and sporting organisations across Australia are leaning more on outdoor movie screenings to draw crowds and activate public spaces.
Panditasasin releases satirical novel 'Who Stole Brownie?'
AGP
Panditasasin has published Who Stole Brownie?, a 356-page satirical murder mystery now available through major retailers.
International equine groups condemn Australia’s Brumby cull
AGP
Equine advocates around the world are reacting to Australia’s aerial shooting of Brumbies in Kosciuszko National Park, which began June 9 and is set to run through June 30, 2026. The backlash is focused on animal welfare, transparency and the…
Toni Higginbotham Lifestyle Magazine to launch winter home maintenance features in June
AGP
Sydney-based Toni Higginbotham Lifestyle Magazine will begin publishing feature posts in June focused on property maintenance and winter preparation.
Pureprofile becomes Australia’s first Certified PeopleFirst organisation
AGP
Pureprofile has become the first Australian company to earn Certified PeopleFirst status, receiving Gold certification from The Inspiring Workplaces Group on June 11, 2026. The recognition signals a shift toward employee-led culture measurement…
Why Australian and New Zealand patients are traveling to Turkey for hair transplants
AGP
Interest in hair transplant consultations in Istanbul is rising among patients from Australia and New Zealand as Turkey expands its medical tourism footprint.
The Open Mind marks 70 years with global mayoral documentary series
AGP
The long-running PBS public affairs series The Open Mind is celebrating its 70th year with Mayors of the World, a documentary travelogue that spotlights civic leadership across cities in Europe and the Americas.
Mangou pitches factory-direct premium giveaways for global corporate campaigns
AGP
Guangzhou Mangou Crafts Co., Ltd. is promoting its China-based promotional merchandise manufacturing service for corporate marketing campaigns worldwide.
2026 review spotlights five solid surface bathtub suppliers for global buyers
AGP
A new 2026 review compares five solid surface bathtub manufacturers and references for international buyers, with Huizhou Jingzun Sanitary Ware Co., Ltd. among the China-linked suppliers.
Greer and Morrison press faith leaders to shape global policy
AGP
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer and former Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison used the G20 Interfaith Forum in Salt Lake City to argue that faith communities should help shape economic and development policy.
JETOUR expands Travel+ strategy into a global travel ecosystem
AGP
JETOUR used World Tourism Day to launch a global Travel Season built around its Travel+ strategy and Travel Your Way content IP. The campaign links brand storytelling, local community activity and industry partnerships as the automaker pushes for…
Hybrida Farms runs medical cannabis production on Costa Rica’s renewable grid
AGP
Hybrida Farms says its Cartago valley operation is powered by Costa Rica’s 98.6% renewable grid and is tied to the country’s first cannabis medicine manufacturing license.
Little Scholars Burleigh Waters earns Exceeding rating across six quality areas
AGP
Little Scholars Burleigh Waters on the Gold Coast has received an overall Exceeding National Quality Standard rating after an August 2026 assessment, improving from Meeting in 2019. The result puts six of seven quality areas above standard and…
Daryl Farry publishes family war memoir spanning two generations
AGP
Vietnam veteran Daryl Farry has released Medics at War, a two-part book built from family letters, diaries and archival papers that traces his grandfather’s World War I service and his own Vietnam War experience.
Sign up for:
Lifestyle News! Australia
The daily local news briefing you can trust. Every day. Subscribe now.
Check Your Email!
We sent a one-time activation link to: .
Confirm it's you by clicking the email link.
If the email is not in your inbox, check spam or try again.
Welcome back!
is already signed up. Check your inbox for updates.