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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Community Distrust Casts Shadow on Australia’s 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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Sex Education Content Exempt From Australia’s New Under-18 Search Engine Rules
‘That kind of content is not captured by these codes. It’s very clearly not ’class two‘ material within the definition of the Online Safety Act,’ said DIGI.
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E-Conveyancing Giant Says It Stopped 6.5 Million Cyber Intrusion Attempts in 2024
‘This is very consistent with the pressure we are seeing both on the financial market and particularly in Australia,’ said CTO Eglantine Etiemble.
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Australia Must Build 240,000 Homes a Year, But Many Sites Face Flood or Fire Risk
Australia’s housing push is running up against climate risks, the Housing Industry Association has warned.
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Keep up With the Science: Professor Says Climate Risk Assessment Must Be Regular
‘The science and the climate change rapidly. New information comes to light almost every day,’ said Monash University professor Christian Jakob.
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Defence Focusing on PFAS Clean-Up at 28 Contaminated Sites
Amid its efforts to tackle PFAS contamination at defence bases, the department said it’s not realistic to completely remove the chemicals.
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Australian Government Admits No Clear Answer on PFAS Harm in Drinking Water
While health officials acknowledged the link between PFAS and health issues, they said the ‘forever chemicals’ couldn’t be confirmed as the direct cause.
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‘It’s Not Right’: Former CCP Political Prisoner Calls out Deep Fear of Beijing in Australia
‘The fear goes to so many people that they sometimes don’t feel that it’s fear anymore, or they don’t think they’re losing their freedom this way,’ said Lei.
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The 700-Year War: An Aussie Scientist’s Mission to Disarm Ukraine’s Deadliest Legacy
‘It was calculated that approximately 30 percent of Ukraine’s [territory] is now affected by mines,’ says environmental scientist Allen Dobrovolsky.
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Australia Inc: Over 30 Percent of the Nation on the Public Payroll
The findings come amid warnings that welfare dependency in Western countries ends up creating socialist states.
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Community Distrust Casts Shadow on Australia’s 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.
|
Sex Education Content Exempt From Australia’s New Under-18 Search Engine Rules
‘That kind of content is not captured by these codes. It’s very clearly not ’class two‘ material within the definition of the Online Safety Act,’ said DIGI.
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E-Conveyancing Giant Says It Stopped 6.5 Million Cyber Intrusion Attempts in 2024
‘This is very consistent with the pressure we are seeing both on the financial market and particularly in Australia,’ said CTO Eglantine Etiemble.
|
Australia Must Build 240,000 Homes a Year, But Many Sites Face Flood or Fire Risk
Australia’s housing push is running up against climate risks, the Housing Industry Association has warned.
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Keep up With the Science: Professor Says Climate Risk Assessment Must Be Regular
‘The science and the climate change rapidly. New information comes to light almost every day,’ said Monash University professor Christian Jakob.
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Defence Focusing on PFAS Clean-Up at 28 Contaminated Sites
Amid its efforts to tackle PFAS contamination at defence bases, the department said it’s not realistic to completely remove the chemicals.
|
Australian Government Admits No Clear Answer on PFAS Harm in Drinking Water
While health officials acknowledged the link between PFAS and health issues, they said the ‘forever chemicals’ couldn’t be confirmed as the direct cause.
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‘It’s Not Right’: Former CCP Political Prisoner Calls out Deep Fear of Beijing in Australia
‘The fear goes to so many people that they sometimes don’t feel that it’s fear anymore, or they don’t think they’re losing their freedom this way,’ said Lei.
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The 700-Year War: An Aussie Scientist’s Mission to Disarm Ukraine’s Deadliest Legacy
‘It was calculated that approximately 30 percent of Ukraine’s [territory] is now affected by mines,’ says environmental scientist Allen Dobrovolsky.
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Australia Inc: Over 30 Percent of the Nation on the Public Payroll
The findings come amid warnings that welfare dependency in Western countries ends up creating socialist states.
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