Alfred Bui
Alfred Bui is an Australian reporter based in Melbourne and focuses on local and business news. He is a former small business owner and has two master’s degrees in business and business law. Contact him at [email protected].
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COVID-19 Main Cause of Excess Deaths in Australia Between 2021 and 2023: ABS
The ABS also said COVID-19 vaccines did not contribute to excess deaths during the period.
Brisbane Cracks Down on Airbnb with New Permit System to Address Housing Shortage
‘This hasn’t created the housing crisis, but obviously it is something that needs to be managed and still adds to it,’ said Brisbane Lord Mayor.
Australian Think Tank Calls For $10-a-Day Childcare Reform
The Centre for Policy Development recommended that all young children be entitled to at least three days a week of childcare services at low or no fee.
Demand for AI Jobs Has Declined in Australia: Assistant Minister
Currently, around one in 600 new jobs in Australia are AI jobs, which are in decline over the years.
Labor and Coalition Lock Horns Over Australia’s 2030 Carbon Emission Targets
The Coalition wants to abolish Australia’s current 2030 carbon emission targets, while Labor is pushing ahead with its net zero emission strategy.
Supermarket Giant Imposes Egg Purchase Limit Across Australia
Coles cited a shortage of egg supplies due to the bird flu outbreak in Victoria.
Universities Protecting Freedom of Speech Amid Campus Protests: Secretary
‘Under legislation, universities must allow the freedom of academic staff and students to express their opinions,’ said Education Department Secretary.
Australian Treasurer Says No Recession Expected Despite Bleak Economic Performance
Jim Chalmers said there were no shortage of challenges in the economy but the government was acting on them.
News Corp Chairman Claims Big Tech Firms Operating Outside Rule of Law
Under his proposal, social media companies will need to pay for the licence and be required to follow Australian laws and regulations.
Drugs, Luxury Goods Part of $2 Billion of Mistaken NDIS Spending: Senate Hearing
‘There would be thousands of cases where participants are claiming things that are not consistent with their plan,’ NDIS integrity chief said.
