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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2 Men Charged After Officers Injured by Migration Counter-Protestors
Police has also released images of six more suspects as the investigation continues.
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Government Agrees to Increase CSIRO Funding as Agency Prepares for Another 350 Job Cuts
Science Minister Tim Ayres said the agency continued to receive around $1 billion annually.
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Labor–Greens Deal Secures Passage of Environmental Protection Overhaul
The Greens have secured curbs on land clearing, new forest protections and emissions disclosure for big industry.
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Barnaby Joyce Formally Quits Nationals Party
Joyce won’t confirm his next move but admits he is ’strongly considering' joining One Nation.
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One Nation Revives Migration Plebiscite After Burqa Stunt Fallout
The bill, first proposed in 2018, seeks a plebiscite on whether Australia should adopt a zero net migration policy for 5 years.
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Labor’s Debt ‘Robbing the Future’: O’Brien Says, yet to Offer Detail on Future Plan
Despite accusing the government of reckless spending, the Coalition refused to specify savings, tax offsets or energy price impacts.
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Inflation Rises Again, Crushing Hopes of Christmas Rate Cut
Electricity, housing, and travel costs push inflation up again, undermining hopes for more rate relief before the end of 2025.
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One Nation’s Hanson Suspended From Senate Until Next Year After Burqa Stunt
Hanson will attend the opening days of Parliament when it returns in early 2026.
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Barnaby Joyce Says One Nation Defection Decision Coming This Week
The New England MP described himself as a ‘front row forward; who had been put in a corner’ by the National party.
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342,000 Australians Sought Help From Domestic Violence Last Year
With helpline demand soaring, the government commits an extra $42 million for 1800RESPECT.
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2 Men Charged After Officers Injured by Migration Counter-Protestors
Police has also released images of six more suspects as the investigation continues.
|
Government Agrees to Increase CSIRO Funding as Agency Prepares for Another 350 Job Cuts
Science Minister Tim Ayres said the agency continued to receive around $1 billion annually.
|
Labor–Greens Deal Secures Passage of Environmental Protection Overhaul
The Greens have secured curbs on land clearing, new forest protections and emissions disclosure for big industry.
|
Barnaby Joyce Formally Quits Nationals Party
Joyce won’t confirm his next move but admits he is ’strongly considering' joining One Nation.
|
One Nation Revives Migration Plebiscite After Burqa Stunt Fallout
The bill, first proposed in 2018, seeks a plebiscite on whether Australia should adopt a zero net migration policy for 5 years.
|
Labor’s Debt ‘Robbing the Future’: O’Brien Says, yet to Offer Detail on Future Plan
Despite accusing the government of reckless spending, the Coalition refused to specify savings, tax offsets or energy price impacts.
|
Inflation Rises Again, Crushing Hopes of Christmas Rate Cut
Electricity, housing, and travel costs push inflation up again, undermining hopes for more rate relief before the end of 2025.
|
One Nation’s Hanson Suspended From Senate Until Next Year After Burqa Stunt
Hanson will attend the opening days of Parliament when it returns in early 2026.
|
Barnaby Joyce Says One Nation Defection Decision Coming This Week
The New England MP described himself as a ‘front row forward; who had been put in a corner’ by the National party.
|
342,000 Australians Sought Help From Domestic Violence Last Year
With helpline demand soaring, the government commits an extra $42 million for 1800RESPECT.
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