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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Tasmania to Phase Out Greyhound Racing by 2029
Greens and independents welcome move as Labor accuses the premier of using ban to secure minority government support.
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Netanyahu Says Australia ‘Marching Into Rabbit Hole’ on Palestinian State Recognition
The statement comes after Australia opposed Israeli security cabinet’s plan to take control of Gaza City.
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Optus Sued for 2022 Data Breach Affecting 9.5 Million Australians
The federal watchdog accuses Optus of serious privacy failures.
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Chinese Battery Giant Invests $50 Million into Australian Lithium Mine
Chinese battery giant joins Liontown’s $316 million capital raise, which matches a $50 million injection from the federal government.
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Wong Urges Israel to Abandon Gaza City Takeover Plan, Warns of Legal Violations
The opposition has warned that Hamas must be removed before there can be peace.
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Albanese Heads to New Zealand for Talks on Trade, AUKUS, and Pacific Cooperation
Albanese and Luxon set to tackle big-ticket issues in annual talks.
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Australians Are Paying the Price for Outdated Electricity Rules: Report
Current rules no longer protect households from price shocks, according to the review.
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Albanese Government Injects $34.5 Million to Boost Solar Panel Manufacturing in South Australia
The government ramps up local solar production, while energy costs keep rising.
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Australian Trucking Firm Liquidated After 35 Years, Owes Nearly $42 Million
In June, the company’s 200 staff members were stood down as part of the liquidation process.
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Formal Sexual Misconduct Complaints at Sydney University Up 83 percent In 1 Year
The University received 55 formal complaints in 2024—rising sharply from 30 in 2023 and 23 in 2022.
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Tasmania to Phase Out Greyhound Racing by 2029
Greens and independents welcome move as Labor accuses the premier of using ban to secure minority government support.
|
Netanyahu Says Australia ‘Marching Into Rabbit Hole’ on Palestinian State Recognition
The statement comes after Australia opposed Israeli security cabinet’s plan to take control of Gaza City.
|
Optus Sued for 2022 Data Breach Affecting 9.5 Million Australians
The federal watchdog accuses Optus of serious privacy failures.
|
Chinese Battery Giant Invests $50 Million into Australian Lithium Mine
Chinese battery giant joins Liontown’s $316 million capital raise, which matches a $50 million injection from the federal government.
|
Wong Urges Israel to Abandon Gaza City Takeover Plan, Warns of Legal Violations
The opposition has warned that Hamas must be removed before there can be peace.
|
Albanese Heads to New Zealand for Talks on Trade, AUKUS, and Pacific Cooperation
Albanese and Luxon set to tackle big-ticket issues in annual talks.
|
Australians Are Paying the Price for Outdated Electricity Rules: Report
Current rules no longer protect households from price shocks, according to the review.
|
Albanese Government Injects $34.5 Million to Boost Solar Panel Manufacturing in South Australia
The government ramps up local solar production, while energy costs keep rising.
|
Australian Trucking Firm Liquidated After 35 Years, Owes Nearly $42 Million
In June, the company’s 200 staff members were stood down as part of the liquidation process.
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Formal Sexual Misconduct Complaints at Sydney University Up 83 percent In 1 Year
The University received 55 formal complaints in 2024—rising sharply from 30 in 2023 and 23 in 2022.
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