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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One-Third of Car Brands Sold in Australia This Year Will Be Chinese-Owned: Report
This comes as the Chinese Communist Party continues to dump EVs in overseas markets to address its industrial overcapacity problem.
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NSW Passes ‘Toughest’ Gun Laws After Bondi Attack
The new laws restrict the maximum number of firearms a person can own, limit magazine capacity, and impose an Australian citizenship requirement.
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Time for Healing and Peace: Albanese and Ley’s Christmas Messages
Anthony Albanese and Sussan Ley paid tribute to the Bondi victims, while wishing Australians a safe Christmas and better times ahead.
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Death Toll Rises to 15 in Terrorist Attack Targeting Jewish Festival in Sydney
Police have said they believe that a father-son duo was behind the shooting.
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Over 60,000 Jobs at Risk: Senator Questions Labor’s Signing of Climate Change Declaration
The declaration is non-binding but does signal a country’s support for implementing policies to limit global warming.
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EV Owners Can Recoup Purchase Costs in Under 10 Years, Inquiry Told
The EV Council also stated that people can earn $1,500 a year with their EV and solar panels using the vehicle-to-grid technology.
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Petrol Vehicles 5 to 20 Times More Likely to Catch Fire than EVs: Peak Body
Meanwhile, a 2025 report by Fire and Rescue NSW stated that EV fire risk accelerated with higher uptake.
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Teenage Nuclear Advocate Tells of Threats, Smears at Inquiry Into Climate Misinformation
19-year-old Will Shackel says he has faced harassment for his advocacy, while conservationist Steve Nowakowski reveals he had a gun drawn on him.
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Primacy of UN Climate Body’s Research Challenged in Australian Parliament
IPA Executive Director Scott Hargreaves argued that current consensus does not mean an end to scientific inquiry.
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Senator Critical as Federal Public Service Budget Blows out by Nearly $1 Billion
ABS figures reveal the total federal government payroll rose to $40.8 billion in the 2024–25 financial year.
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One-Third of Car Brands Sold in Australia This Year Will Be Chinese-Owned: Report
This comes as the Chinese Communist Party continues to dump EVs in overseas markets to address its industrial overcapacity problem.
|
NSW Passes ‘Toughest’ Gun Laws After Bondi Attack
The new laws restrict the maximum number of firearms a person can own, limit magazine capacity, and impose an Australian citizenship requirement.
|
Time for Healing and Peace: Albanese and Ley’s Christmas Messages
Anthony Albanese and Sussan Ley paid tribute to the Bondi victims, while wishing Australians a safe Christmas and better times ahead.
|
Death Toll Rises to 15 in Terrorist Attack Targeting Jewish Festival in Sydney
Police have said they believe that a father-son duo was behind the shooting.
|
Over 60,000 Jobs at Risk: Senator Questions Labor’s Signing of Climate Change Declaration
The declaration is non-binding but does signal a country’s support for implementing policies to limit global warming.
|
EV Owners Can Recoup Purchase Costs in Under 10 Years, Inquiry Told
The EV Council also stated that people can earn $1,500 a year with their EV and solar panels using the vehicle-to-grid technology.
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Petrol Vehicles 5 to 20 Times More Likely to Catch Fire than EVs: Peak Body
Meanwhile, a 2025 report by Fire and Rescue NSW stated that EV fire risk accelerated with higher uptake.
|
Teenage Nuclear Advocate Tells of Threats, Smears at Inquiry Into Climate Misinformation
19-year-old Will Shackel says he has faced harassment for his advocacy, while conservationist Steve Nowakowski reveals he had a gun drawn on him.
|
Primacy of UN Climate Body’s Research Challenged in Australian Parliament
IPA Executive Director Scott Hargreaves argued that current consensus does not mean an end to scientific inquiry.
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Senator Critical as Federal Public Service Budget Blows out by Nearly $1 Billion
ABS figures reveal the total federal government payroll rose to $40.8 billion in the 2024–25 financial year.
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