Naziya Alvi Rahman
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Naziya Alvi Rahman is a Canberra-based journalist who covers political issues in Australia. She can be reached at [email protected].
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Critics Warn New Bill Will Create 2-Tiers of ‘Misinformation’ Scrutiny
Australia’s Senate Committee is examining the impacts of a potential Misinformation Bill.
Government’s $3 Billion Student Debt Reduction Bill Clears Lower House
The Bill will now be considered in the Senate.
NSW Introduces Ankle Bracelet Monitoring for DV Offenders
Deputy Premier Prue Car stated that the reforms strengthen the existing bail system.
Albanese Government’s Sydney Airport Reforms Spark Controversy Over Consultation Process
Senator McKenzie called the reforms the most significant changes to Sydney Airport in 30 years.
Marles Defends Handling of Bullying Complaints From Chief of Staff
Jo Tarnawsky held a press conference to reveal the allegations of bullying but did not provide further detail about the nature of the incident.
Inflation Woes Push War Hero to Sell Medals, Sparking Criticism of Government Policy
Daniel Keighran is selling 12 military service medals to look after his family of five.
Cost of Living Takes Centre Stage as the ACT Prepares to Vote
The debate spotlighted key ACT election issues like inflation, the cost of living, and the urgent need for affordable housing, mirroring federal concerns.
Chalmers Warns of Economic Risks as Middle East Conflict Drives Oil Price Surge
The global oil market has seen a sharp spike in prices, with Brent crude oil now trading at around $77 a barrel—a 7 percent increase in just over a week.
Australia to Tighten Scrutiny of Mergers Involving Large Companies
The proposed reforms will also speed up merger deals that are deemed not to threaten competition.
Townsville to Be Home to Youth Crime ‘Early Intervention’ School: LNP Proposal
Youth crime has been a key issue in the lead up to the Queensland state election.
