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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ACT Closes Over 20 Public Schools Over Asbestos Concerns in Play Sand
Several ACT schools have been closed—some entirely, others partially—after asbestos-contaminated coloured sand was detected in classrooms.
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Opposition Cites Affordability Before Ideology in Move to Drop Net Zero Target
The Liberal Party’s shift comes amid pressure from its right faction, several membership votes against net zero, as well as One Nation.
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Children’s Craft Sand Products Recalled After Asbestos Detected
Asbestos found in kids’ craft sand triggers recalls across Australia and New Zealand.
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Australian Liberal Party Walks Away From 2050 Net-Zero Commitment
The move marks a major win for conservatives and the right faction.
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Liberal Party Signals Potential Axing of Net-Zero Policy After 5-Hour Climate Showdown
Tehan said Liberal Party members had united around two guiding priorities: energy affordability and reliability.
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Australia and Indonesia Ink Defence Pact to Respond Together to Security Threats
Australia has now inked or upgraded security deals with Singapore, India, Papua New Guinea, and Indonesia.
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Australian Spy Chief Warns Chinese Hackers Trying to Breach Critical Networks
Mike Burgess says Beijing’s intent has shifted from espionage to sabotage, with billions in losses already recorded.
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Rape and Death Threats: Son of Former Teal MP Tells Inquiry of Abuse During Elections
Arkin Daniel-Reid tells MPs of death threats, stalking, and doxing during the 2025 campaign, urging tougher rules to protect candidates and their families.
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NSW Parliament Passes Planning Reform Bill to Fast-Track Housing and Major Projects
New laws create a single planning gateway and enshrine housing delivery targets to speed approvals and cut red tape across NSW.
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Albanese Commissions Gough Whitlam Statue at Old Parliament House
Remembering 50 years of his controversial dismissal Albanese said the statue will honour Whitlam’s ‘vision, ambition and reform legacy.’
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ACT Closes Over 20 Public Schools Over Asbestos Concerns in Play Sand
Several ACT schools have been closed—some entirely, others partially—after asbestos-contaminated coloured sand was detected in classrooms.
|
Opposition Cites Affordability Before Ideology in Move to Drop Net Zero Target
The Liberal Party’s shift comes amid pressure from its right faction, several membership votes against net zero, as well as One Nation.
|
Children’s Craft Sand Products Recalled After Asbestos Detected
Asbestos found in kids’ craft sand triggers recalls across Australia and New Zealand.
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Australian Liberal Party Walks Away From 2050 Net-Zero Commitment
The move marks a major win for conservatives and the right faction.
|
Liberal Party Signals Potential Axing of Net-Zero Policy After 5-Hour Climate Showdown
Tehan said Liberal Party members had united around two guiding priorities: energy affordability and reliability.
|
Australia and Indonesia Ink Defence Pact to Respond Together to Security Threats
Australia has now inked or upgraded security deals with Singapore, India, Papua New Guinea, and Indonesia.
|
Australian Spy Chief Warns Chinese Hackers Trying to Breach Critical Networks
Mike Burgess says Beijing’s intent has shifted from espionage to sabotage, with billions in losses already recorded.
|
Rape and Death Threats: Son of Former Teal MP Tells Inquiry of Abuse During Elections
Arkin Daniel-Reid tells MPs of death threats, stalking, and doxing during the 2025 campaign, urging tougher rules to protect candidates and their families.
|
NSW Parliament Passes Planning Reform Bill to Fast-Track Housing and Major Projects
New laws create a single planning gateway and enshrine housing delivery targets to speed approvals and cut red tape across NSW.
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Albanese Commissions Gough Whitlam Statue at Old Parliament House
Remembering 50 years of his controversial dismissal Albanese said the statue will honour Whitlam’s ‘vision, ambition and reform legacy.’
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