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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India, Australia Sign Pact to Deepen Military Cooperation, Technology Exchange
This week saw Australia sign major defence pacts with India, Singapore, and PNG, reinforcing regional security ties amid the CCP’s ongoing influence.
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Defence, Green Energy, Space: Australia, Singapore Upgrade Strategic Partnership
The two prime ministers also discussed the recent Optus incident.
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New Independent Board to Make Decisions on Releasing Federal Offenders
New body to make risk-based parole assessments for federal offenders, removing political influence and prioritising public safety
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Australia Moves to List Iran’s Revolutionary Guard as Terror Group
A new counterterrorism bill introduces powers to target state sponsors of terrorism after ASIO links Iranian forces to anti-Semitic attacks.
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Oct. 7 Commemorations Stir Emotions, Leaders Call for Unity
Jewish and pro-Palestinian groups mark two years since Hamas attacks as Albanese, Marles, and Ley call for reflection and restraint.
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Police Probe Pro-Hamas Graffiti on Melbourne Billboard
In another incident in Sydney, a man was questioned after allegedly pointing a firearm from a moving truck at a synagogue.
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New Laws to Strengthen 000 Reliability and Hold Telcos to Account
The bill mandates real-time outage reporting, new performance standards, and stronger ACMA powers to prevent emergency call failures.
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US–Australia Film Links Will Withstand Trump Tariffs: Commerce Chamber
April Palmerlee says US–Australia creative ties will remain strong despite new trade move.
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Privacy Concerns After 3,000 Flood Victims’ Data Uploaded to ChatGPT
Thousands of buyback applicants affected after contractor uploads personal details to ChatGPT.
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Hastie Election Leak Sparks Another Internal Liberal Clash, Testing Sussan Ley’s Position
Sussan Ley faces growing pressure to assert control after leaks, resignations, and policy rifts deepen doubts about her authority within the Liberal Party.
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India, Australia Sign Pact to Deepen Military Cooperation, Technology Exchange
This week saw Australia sign major defence pacts with India, Singapore, and PNG, reinforcing regional security ties amid the CCP’s ongoing influence.
|
Defence, Green Energy, Space: Australia, Singapore Upgrade Strategic Partnership
The two prime ministers also discussed the recent Optus incident.
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New Independent Board to Make Decisions on Releasing Federal Offenders
New body to make risk-based parole assessments for federal offenders, removing political influence and prioritising public safety
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Australia Moves to List Iran’s Revolutionary Guard as Terror Group
A new counterterrorism bill introduces powers to target state sponsors of terrorism after ASIO links Iranian forces to anti-Semitic attacks.
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Oct. 7 Commemorations Stir Emotions, Leaders Call for Unity
Jewish and pro-Palestinian groups mark two years since Hamas attacks as Albanese, Marles, and Ley call for reflection and restraint.
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Police Probe Pro-Hamas Graffiti on Melbourne Billboard
In another incident in Sydney, a man was questioned after allegedly pointing a firearm from a moving truck at a synagogue.
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New Laws to Strengthen 000 Reliability and Hold Telcos to Account
The bill mandates real-time outage reporting, new performance standards, and stronger ACMA powers to prevent emergency call failures.
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US–Australia Film Links Will Withstand Trump Tariffs: Commerce Chamber
April Palmerlee says US–Australia creative ties will remain strong despite new trade move.
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Privacy Concerns After 3,000 Flood Victims’ Data Uploaded to ChatGPT
Thousands of buyback applicants affected after contractor uploads personal details to ChatGPT.
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Hastie Election Leak Sparks Another Internal Liberal Clash, Testing Sussan Ley’s Position
Sussan Ley faces growing pressure to assert control after leaks, resignations, and policy rifts deepen doubts about her authority within the Liberal Party.
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