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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Australian Deputy PM to Visit Kiribati After Diplomatic Ban
‘Australia deeply values our relationship with Kiribati and our close cooperation on maritime security,’ Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles said.
Regional Bank Rejects Loan on Native Logging Grounds, Opposition Pans ‘Woke Agenda’
The state minister argues reducing support for local logging will result in higher imports from Asia.
Former Journalist to Go on Hunger Strike to Protest Imprisonment of Egyptian Activist
Former journalist Peter Greste is calling on the Egyptian authorities to release Egyptian-British blogger and political activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah.
Australian Start-Up Raises $20 Million to Develop ‘Groundbreaking’ Quantum Tech
Quantum Brilliance said the funding would help it build new equipment and facilitate the development of new quantum sensors.
11 Homes Rendered ‘Uninhabitable’ After Landslide in Mornington Peninsula
Victorian State Emergency Service said the landslide site is now safe and being monitored.
Peak Housing Body Supports Opposition’s Plan to Allow Home Buyers Access Superannuation
‘Superannuation is designed to help people plan for their future retirement. There is no better security in your future than owning your own house,’ HIA said.
Expulsion of Russian Ambassador ‘On the Table’: Wong on Possible Execution of Aussie Citizen
Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong said the government need to confirm the status of the Oscar Jenkins before taking action against Russia.
Minister Cites Security Concerns Over Foreign-Controlled Starlink in $3 Billion NBN Push
The comments come as Labor defends a decision to inject a further $3 billion into the 15-year-old NBN project.
Australia Pledges $40 Million for First National Autism Strategy
The government will set aside $42.3 million to improve the life outcomes of autistic people over five years.
Victorian Labor to Negotiate Aboriginal Decision-Making Powers
A major focus of the negotiations is turning the First Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria into an ongoing representative body with governance and oversight powers.
