Nina Nguyen
Nina Nguyen is a reporter based in Sydney. She covers Australian news with a focus on social, cultural, and identity issues. She is fluent in Vietnamese. Contact her at [email protected].
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Teenage Boy Faces Intent to Murder Charge for Stabbing Christian Orthodox Bishop
The charge of intent to murder pertains to Bishop Emmanuel, while the charge of intent to cause grievous bodily harm pertains to Father Royal.
Australia Endorses UN’s Ceasefire Resolution as Albanese Announces $10 Million Gaza Aid
‘We need to see an end to the conflict.’
‘Too Many Dying Too Young’: Paramedics Urge Men to Take Care of Their Health
Heart disease is the number one killer of Australian men.
1 in 4 Court Cases in NSW Is Related to Domestic Violence: Crime Statistics
The number of defendants with a proven domestic violence charge increased by 3 percent within five years.
Statue of British Monarch Beheaded During King’s Birthday Public Holiday
The video shows a person covering the statue’s plinth with red paint and spraying the phrase ’the colony will fall,' while also citing pro-Palestine slogans.
China Eastern Airlines to Add 100,000 Seats for Chinese Visitors to Melbourne Annually
The move comes after Qantas announced it would suspend its Sydney to Shanghai route from July 28, citing low demand.
IKEA Rolls out Confronting Installations to Raise Awareness About Domestic Violence
Family violence, IKEA said, is a leading cause of homelessness for women and children in Australia.
MPs Move Bill to Compel Businesses to Keep Using Cash
‘Australians should have a choice as to how to spend their hard-earned dollars.’
COVID-19 Vaccines One Likely Factor Behind 20,000 ‘Excess Deaths’: Parliamentary Inquiry
Researcher Martin Steward says there are legitimate questions around why wealthier countries experienced higher excess death rates than poorer countries.
Australia's 3rd Most Populated City Becomes 2nd Most Expensive Housing Market
Experts said the lack of housing supply, increasing prices, and the influx of migrants are driving factors.
