Alfred Bui
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Alfred Bui is an Australian reporter based in Melbourne and focuses on local and business news. He is a former small business owner and has two master’s degrees in business and business law. Contact him at [email protected].
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No International Concerns Over Brisbane 2032 Preparations: Australian Olympics Chief
The delivery team also said the suspension of generous union pay rules and conditions (BPIC) should speed up delivery of infrastructure.
Government Announces $2.4 Billion Rescue Package for Whyalla Steelworks
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Whyalla was critical to Australia’s national interest and has pledged to transform it into a ‘green iron’ powerhouse.
Farmers on Waitlist for Starlink as 3G Shutdown Causes Service Reliability to Plummet: NFF
Farmer associations said the shutdown caused significant impact on farmers’ operation, costing them time and money.
Students’ Knowledge of Democracy Hits Record Low, as Interest in Social Justice Grows: Curriculum Body
Australian students are being heavily influenced by social media content to be more interested in racism, climate change, pollution, and global affairs.
AI Safety Warning: Model Caught Lying to Researchers, Hiding True Capability
‘All signs point to the fact that these misaligned risks do exist today in smaller cases, and we might be heading towards a larger problem,’ said GAP CEO.
Inquiry Presses University On Inaction Regarding Academic’s Anti-Semitic Posts
The university’s vice-chancellor failed to explain the institution’s lack of action against the staff member.
8 in 10 Australian Children Released From Detention Reoffend Within a Year: Charity CEO
SHINE for Kids CEO was concerned that the current youth justice system was ineffective in preventing children from committing crimes.
AI Undergoing an ‘Intelligence Explosion’ That Could Extend Beyond Human Oversight: CEO
In one example, AI models were able to go from novice hackers to identifying 90 percent of cyber vulnerabilities.
Australia Urged to Sanction Regimes That Engage in ‘State Hostage Taking’
‘If there’s state hostage taking, that should be one of the criteria for sanctioning people,’ said the Global Magnitsky Justice Campaign founder.
Australia Yet to Deploy New Sanction Laws Against CCP Officials for Human Rights Abuses: DFAT
So far, Australia has sanctioned one Chinese individual in relation to the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction in Iran.
