Alfred Bui
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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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Nearly 9 in 10 ACT Women Make Plans to Stay Safe in Public: Minister
Minister Katy Gallagher has called for a change in men’s attitudes toward women to improve their safety.
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Australia’s Indian Fuel Imports Spark Concerns Over Russia Sanction Loopholes
Senator Fatima Payman raised concerns Australia is inadvertently helping Russia in the war in Ukraine.
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Microsoft Sued for Allegedly Misleading Millions of Aussies to Pay for Pricier Subscriptions
The ACCC alleged that Microsoft concealed an option for customers to retain their existing subscription plans unchanged when announcing the price increases.
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Australia Can Expect More ‘Close Contact’ with Chinese Military, Defence Warns
‘As the power of the PLA and its capabilities expands, it is conducting more and more operations beyond its territorial areas,’ said the defence secretary.
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ABC’s Impartiality Questioned After Lack of Hamas Execution Coverage
Liberal Senator Jacinta Price raised concerns about Australians’ lack of understanding about Hamas’ atrocities.
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It’s Impossible to Sell 6 Million EVs to Meet Labor’s 2035 Emission Target: Nationals Senator
A report indicated that to meet the 2035 emissions target, half of all new light vehicles sold in Australia between now and 2035 would need to be electric.
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Climate Agency Concedes It Did Not Scrutinise Data Behind Major Climate Risk Report
Senator Dean Smith also raised questions over why a 2030 estimate of climate damage—just 5 years away—was not included.
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Climate, Energy Department Spends Over $1 Million Sending Officials Overseas in 2 Months
Between July and Aug. 31, 2025, DCCEEW officials made 73 trips to 25 countries to attend 31 international events.
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Labor Senator Says Australia Has 3rd Highest Rate of ‘Climate Denialism’ in the World
Labor Senator Michelle Ananda-Rajah has raised concerns that Australia is ‘drowning in’ counter-narratives about climate change.
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Distrust Towards Net Zero Projects Casting Shadow on Energy Transition: AEIC Commissioner
‘The trust issue is common across all of the complaints, and that relates to wind to solar, to batteries, to companies, to government,’ said AEIC commissioner.
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Nearly 9 in 10 ACT Women Make Plans to Stay Safe in Public: Minister
Minister Katy Gallagher has called for a change in men’s attitudes toward women to improve their safety.
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Australia’s Indian Fuel Imports Spark Concerns Over Russia Sanction Loopholes
Senator Fatima Payman raised concerns Australia is inadvertently helping Russia in the war in Ukraine.
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Microsoft Sued for Allegedly Misleading Millions of Aussies to Pay for Pricier Subscriptions
The ACCC alleged that Microsoft concealed an option for customers to retain their existing subscription plans unchanged when announcing the price increases.
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Australia Can Expect More ‘Close Contact’ with Chinese Military, Defence Warns
‘As the power of the PLA and its capabilities expands, it is conducting more and more operations beyond its territorial areas,’ said the defence secretary.
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ABC’s Impartiality Questioned After Lack of Hamas Execution Coverage
Liberal Senator Jacinta Price raised concerns about Australians’ lack of understanding about Hamas’ atrocities.
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It’s Impossible to Sell 6 Million EVs to Meet Labor’s 2035 Emission Target: Nationals Senator
A report indicated that to meet the 2035 emissions target, half of all new light vehicles sold in Australia between now and 2035 would need to be electric.
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Climate Agency Concedes It Did Not Scrutinise Data Behind Major Climate Risk Report
Senator Dean Smith also raised questions over why a 2030 estimate of climate damage—just 5 years away—was not included.
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Climate, Energy Department Spends Over $1 Million Sending Officials Overseas in 2 Months
Between July and Aug. 31, 2025, DCCEEW officials made 73 trips to 25 countries to attend 31 international events.
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Labor Senator Says Australia Has 3rd Highest Rate of ‘Climate Denialism’ in the World
Labor Senator Michelle Ananda-Rajah has raised concerns that Australia is ‘drowning in’ counter-narratives about climate change.
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Distrust Towards Net Zero Projects Casting Shadow on Energy Transition: AEIC Commissioner
‘The trust issue is common across all of the complaints, and that relates to wind to solar, to batteries, to companies, to government,’ said AEIC commissioner.
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