Alfred Bui
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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Dignity Over Trade: Sebastian Lai Urges Australia to Fight for Father’s Release
‘I’m saying that they’ll buy your resources when they want to buy your resources, and once it’s not good for them to do that, they’re not going to do it.’
Victorian Premier’s Salary to Rise to Almost $500,000
This comes following a 3.5 percent pay rise for all politicians in the Australian state.
Social Media Does Not Cause Harm to Children, Meta VP Claims
‘I think that social media has provided tremendous benefits,’ said Meta Vice President Antigone Davis.
Consumers Prefer Short Videos: Meta Explains Why It Is Ending News Deals
‘For the vast majority of people using Facebook, less than 3 percent of their feed is news links,’ a Meta director said.
Mobile Wallets Overtake Cash as Preferred Payment Method in Australia
The Australian Banking Association said between 2019 and 2023, the value of mobile wallet transactions soared by 18 times to $126 billion.
Australia Likely to Lift Official Interest Rate to 4.6 Percent, Deutsche Bank Predicts
‘Australia is the only G10 country where underlying inflation has increased since December,’ Deutsche Bank’s chief economist said.
Australia’s Monthly Inflation Rises to 4 Percent in May
The latest inflation figures raised concerns among Australian businesses about further interest rate hikes in the coming months.
Treasury Official Rejects Calls to Ban Social Media Platforms
He has said that social media platforms must follow rules, but bans are not the answer.
Australian Scientists Collaborate With Google to Tackle Solar Power Surplus
Australia currently has a renewable energy surplus problem as there is more renewable energy available than the power networks can use.
Canada Ready to Back Australia’s Nuclear Bid: Innovation Minister
Canada’s centre-left Liberal innovation minister says the country is ready to sell nuclear technology to Australia as part of the centre-right opposition’s plan
