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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Labor Government Expands Under-16 Social Media Ban to YouTube
The move follows recommendations from the eSafety commissioner.
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Advocacy Group Condemns Hong Kong’s Arrest Warrant for Australian Professor
The Australian Values Alliance calls on the Labor government to take action against the Hong Kong authorities’ transnational repression.
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Former Australian PM Suggests the West Use Anti-Dumping Tactics Against CCP
Scott Morrison suggested that the United States and other countries work together to implement anti-dumping measures against Chinese products.
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Australian Families Paying Up to $1.3 Million More to Live in Popular School Zones: Report
While house prices in top school catchments are much more expensive, they can offer savings compared to paying high private school fees for young families.
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Impossible to Negotiate Away the Ambitions of the CCP: Former Australian PM Tells Congress
Scott Morrison stressed that Western democracies should be aware that there are irreconcilable differences between them and the CCP.
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Australian Business Insolvency Rate Stabilises, But Remains at High Levels: Report
CreditorWatch CEO Patrick Coghlan said new data indicated that Australia might have passed the peak of insolvency but future outlook remained uncertain.
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Bezos-Backed KoBold in Dispute Over Major African Lithium Mine
Perth-based AVZ Minerals said the deal breaches an international arbitration order that establishes the company as the holder of a lithium mining permit.
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Woman in Indigenous Community Hospitalised After Being Speared in the Head
Northern Territory Police said the woman’s condition has stabilised as the investigation continues.
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Senator Warns CCP State Media Leveraging Albanese’s Visit for Political Gain
Liberal Senator Dave Sharma said the CCP is using the visit to send misleading messages to Australia’s allies and other countries.
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Privacy Commissioner Rejects Meta’s Push to Weaken Australia’s Privacy Laws for AI
Meta argued that Australia is ‘out of step with international norms’ regarding privacy regulations.
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Labor Government Expands Under-16 Social Media Ban to YouTube
The move follows recommendations from the eSafety commissioner.
|
Advocacy Group Condemns Hong Kong’s Arrest Warrant for Australian Professor
The Australian Values Alliance calls on the Labor government to take action against the Hong Kong authorities’ transnational repression.
|
Former Australian PM Suggests the West Use Anti-Dumping Tactics Against CCP
Scott Morrison suggested that the United States and other countries work together to implement anti-dumping measures against Chinese products.
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Australian Families Paying Up to $1.3 Million More to Live in Popular School Zones: Report
While house prices in top school catchments are much more expensive, they can offer savings compared to paying high private school fees for young families.
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Impossible to Negotiate Away the Ambitions of the CCP: Former Australian PM Tells Congress
Scott Morrison stressed that Western democracies should be aware that there are irreconcilable differences between them and the CCP.
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Australian Business Insolvency Rate Stabilises, But Remains at High Levels: Report
CreditorWatch CEO Patrick Coghlan said new data indicated that Australia might have passed the peak of insolvency but future outlook remained uncertain.
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Bezos-Backed KoBold in Dispute Over Major African Lithium Mine
Perth-based AVZ Minerals said the deal breaches an international arbitration order that establishes the company as the holder of a lithium mining permit.
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Woman in Indigenous Community Hospitalised After Being Speared in the Head
Northern Territory Police said the woman’s condition has stabilised as the investigation continues.
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Senator Warns CCP State Media Leveraging Albanese’s Visit for Political Gain
Liberal Senator Dave Sharma said the CCP is using the visit to send misleading messages to Australia’s allies and other countries.
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Privacy Commissioner Rejects Meta’s Push to Weaken Australia’s Privacy Laws for AI
Meta argued that Australia is ‘out of step with international norms’ regarding privacy regulations.
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