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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80,000 Non-Citizens Face Potential Deportation Under Australia’s Migration Bill Amendment
Immigration Minister Tony Burke says 90 percent of detainees are convicted criminals.
Victorian Labor Begins Negotiations on Official Treaty With Indigenous Representatives
The negotiations commenced on Nov. 22 on Wurundjeri Country in Melbourne.
Australian Foreign Minister Backs ICC’s ‘Independence’ Amid Warrant for Netanyahu and Hamas Leader
The ICC has issued arrest warrants against Israeli leaders and a Hamas commander.
Democracy, NDIS, and Family: Bill Shorten’s Parting Words to Parliament
Anthony Albanese lauded Shorten’s work rebuilding Labor post-2019, while Peter Dutton called him the great prime minister Australia never had.
Opposition Accuses Labor of ‘Raiding the Nation’s Nest Egg’ in Future Fund Shift
The Labor government has directed the Future Fund to consider investments in housing, infrastructure, and green energy.
Analysts Weigh Up Shifting Australia’s Sovereign Wealth Fund Towards Renewables, Housing
Labor Treasurer Jim Chalmer has directed the Future Fund to consider investing in green energy, infrastructure, and housing.
Australia and China Become Top Donors in the Pacific Region
The shift underscores intensifying geopolitical competition in the region.
Nazi Salute Conviction Overturned: Symbol of Croatian Pride, Not Nazi Ideology
The 3 men who performed the salute, all of Croatian descent, did not know each other and were seated in different areas of the stadium.
Australia’s Sovereign Wealth Fund Instructed to Target Housing, Climate Change
The Future Fund is now worth $230 billion and was created to ease the government’s reliance on taxpayers.
Australia, India Launch Renewable Energy Partnership
Both nations pledged to strengthen ties across a range of fields including defence, immigration, climate change, and in business.
