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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Parramatta to Join Global Network C40 in Net Zero Push
‘We want a sustainable future for Parramatta, and we walk the talk.’
Wong ‘Deeply Concerned’ About Hong Kong’s Conviction of Australian Citizen
The Australian government has repeatedly been denied consular access to Gordon Ng.
Australian Educators Lack Expertise to Teach Politically Controversial Issues: Expert
Educators grapple to understand the reasons behind Australia’s failing civic education.
Businessman Sentenced to 12 Years Behind Bars Over $395 Million NDIS Fraud
The businessman pleaded guilty to 2 counts of falsifying documents and 2 counts of obtaining financial advantage by deception.
Queensland Government Commits to Permanent Coal Super Tax
‘A regulation may not prescribe a coal rate that is lower than the coal rate in effect immediately before the commencement of the regulation.’
Girl Suffering Gender Dysphoria Attempts to Remove Breasts After Watching YouTube
Rachael Wong, CEO of Women’s Forum Australia, said the story was being used to promote greater access to gender-reassignment surgery in New Zealand.
‘Needs to Be Made Sustainable’: PM to Lower Future NDIS Funding Increases
‘It’s all difficult stuff, making sure that we can make the NDIS the best version of itself, including the most sustainable version of itself.’
Australia Pledges to Help Solomons Develop Security Force
Australia continues to increase funding toward the Pacific nation amid security concerns about the CCP regime’s influence in the region.
Social Media Now Literally the Subject of Your Nightmares
Social media-related nightmares can act as stressors, disrupting users’ sleep cycle and causing awakenings during the night.
‘Disorganised’ Management No Excuse for After-Hours Contact, Union Argues
The bill has faced pushback from business groups, which argued the change would add more ‘complexity, conflict, and rigidity’ to the workplaces.
