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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EV Owners Saving Just $100 Per Year Over Regular Vehicles: Consumer Group
Energy Consumers Australia says the saving will gradually increase to $1,400 by 2030.
Insurance Costs for Battery Recycling Soar by 200 Percent: Peak Body
Fires caused by incorrect battery disposal was behind the insurance premium hike.
Thousands of Sexual AI Apps Available on Smartphones: eSafety Commissioner
eSafety Commissioner said those apps make it simple and cost-free for the perpetrator while inflicting incalculable devastation on victims.
Volume of Sexual Deepfakes Soaring by 550 Percent Every Year: eSafety Commissioner
‘Pornographic videos make up 98 percent of the deepfake material currently online,’ said eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant.
Australia Rolls out $77 Million for ‘Consent Education’ in Schools Nationwide
The government said the new funding program would promote ‘healthy interaction’ between boys and girls.
Federal Government to Help Western Australia Build More Solar, Wind Projects
Energy Minister Chris Bowen said government’s renewables plan was the only way to provide cheap and reliable energy for families and businesses in WA.
Australian PM Urges People to Remain Patient Amid IT Outage Aftermath
The prime minister also said Australians should be ‘proud’ of the way state and federal governments and the business community responded to the incident.
Australia Likely to Fall Short of 1.2 Million Home Target by 2030: Oxford Economics
This comes despite forecasts of a significant increase in building activities across Australia in the coming years.
No Queensland Children Were ‘Coerced’ to Receive Gender-Affirming Treatments: Review
The Queensland government has committed addition funding to gender services for children in the state following the independent review’s release.
Half of Australia’s Population Exposed After Major Data Hack
The government has assured the public that medical prescriptions continue to work as normal.
