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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NSW Announces Up to $75,000 for Bondi Attack Victims’ Families
The package covers funerals, repatriation, travel costs, and includes new community hubs and security funding.
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Australia to Tighten Hate Speech, Visa Laws After Bondi Terror Attack
Part of the initiative will also include education on anti-Semitism and monitoring online content.
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Deportations: Opposition Demands Retroactive Action on Extremist Protesters
The NSW premier has also recalled state parliament to pass laws to limit protests and gun ownership.
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Australia’s Budget to Stay in the Red Until the 2030s, Mid Year Outlook Shows
Spending on childcare and the NDIS continue to grow, even as tax revenue for the government increases.
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Government Confirms $233 Million for CSIRO as Job Cuts Loom
It comes as the national science agency moves to cut up to 350 roles.
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Bondi Terror Suspect Wakes up From Coma in Stable Condition, to Be Questioned by Police
Police expect to interview Naveed Akram after he regained consciousness in hospital, with the prime minister expecting imminent charges.
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Bondi Shooting Reignites Political Battle Over Anti-Semitism in Australia
The focus turns to delayed reforms on universities, visas, and extremist threats after the attack.
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Authorities Confirm Bondi Terrorist Hailed From India
Authorities say Sajid Akram left India nearly 30 years ago and his radicalisation has no links to the country.
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Bondi Beach Mass Shooting Driven by ISIS Ideology: Australian Police
Federal and state police confirmed the two suspects possessed extremist material and IEDs as the counter-terror probe deepens.
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Victoria Commits $2 Million to Jewish Safety, Mental Health After Bondi Attack
Package includes expanded mental health support, youth camp security, and a new intervention program aimed at preventing violent extremism.
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NSW Announces Up to $75,000 for Bondi Attack Victims’ Families
The package covers funerals, repatriation, travel costs, and includes new community hubs and security funding.
|
Australia to Tighten Hate Speech, Visa Laws After Bondi Terror Attack
Part of the initiative will also include education on anti-Semitism and monitoring online content.
|
Deportations: Opposition Demands Retroactive Action on Extremist Protesters
The NSW premier has also recalled state parliament to pass laws to limit protests and gun ownership.
|
Australia’s Budget to Stay in the Red Until the 2030s, Mid Year Outlook Shows
Spending on childcare and the NDIS continue to grow, even as tax revenue for the government increases.
|
Government Confirms $233 Million for CSIRO as Job Cuts Loom
It comes as the national science agency moves to cut up to 350 roles.
|
Bondi Terror Suspect Wakes up From Coma in Stable Condition, to Be Questioned by Police
Police expect to interview Naveed Akram after he regained consciousness in hospital, with the prime minister expecting imminent charges.
|
Bondi Shooting Reignites Political Battle Over Anti-Semitism in Australia
The focus turns to delayed reforms on universities, visas, and extremist threats after the attack.
|
Authorities Confirm Bondi Terrorist Hailed From India
Authorities say Sajid Akram left India nearly 30 years ago and his radicalisation has no links to the country.
|
Bondi Beach Mass Shooting Driven by ISIS Ideology: Australian Police
Federal and state police confirmed the two suspects possessed extremist material and IEDs as the counter-terror probe deepens.
|
Victoria Commits $2 Million to Jewish Safety, Mental Health After Bondi Attack
Package includes expanded mental health support, youth camp security, and a new intervention program aimed at preventing violent extremism.
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