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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Queensland Copper Producer Austral Resources Enters into Receivership
One of Austral Resources’ creditors has appointed receivers to recover a secured debt owned by the company.
Australia’s Renewable Energy Revolution Begins With $566 Million Investment
The government will spend another $100 million to hire more staff to speed up approvals for renewable and critical mineral projects.
6 in 10 Australians Want Businesses to Stay Away from Politics
While 96 percent of Australians wanted brands to do some form of good, 61 percent did not support companies taking a position on social and political issues.
‘Not the Time to Slash and Burn’: Treasurer Says No Spending Cuts Planned
The government is under pressure to reel in Australia’s growing debt burden.
Qantas to Be Fined $100 Million for Selling ‘Ghost Tickets’ to Thousands of Customers
Customers will be eligible for direct cash payments as part of the agreement.
Single Australians Slapped With World’s Biggest Tax Increase in 2023
Australia saw a significant increase in tax burden on single workers, according to a new report.
International Students Fall Prey to Sexual Exploitation in Australia
The anti-slavery commissioner is warning Australian universities about forced labour and sexual exploitation against international students.
High Taxes Turning Property Investors Away from Australia’s Most Liveable City: Report
‘These include the new windfall gains tax, an expansion of the vacant residential land tax, increases in land tax and stamp duty, and increases in payroll tax.’
Shareholders Reject Petroleum Giant Woodside’s Climate Plan
Nearly 60 percent of Woodside’s shareholders did not agree with the company’s vision about its decarbonisation process in the coming years.
AI Technology Exacerbates Child Sex Abuse: Australian Federal Police
AFP Commissioner Reece Kershaw warned that fake images generated by AI were making it more difficult for authorities to tackle child sex abuse.
