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Alexi Demetriadi's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulation. The topics covered range from government sanctions to hate speech laws, indicating a focus on political and social issues with legal implications.
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By: Alexi Demetriadi
The recent repatriation of four ISIS brides and nine children from Syria could be the blueprint for the return of 21 Australians still in the al-Roj refugee camp, advocates believe, as investigations continued into the alleged crimes of those women yet to return.
By: Alexi Demetriadi
An Aussie cleric has trumpeted anti-West propaganda from a podcast studio deep inside Iran, telling his global followers that the conflict was an eternal “battle of faith”, supporters needed to take up arms for Iran, and “immodestly dressed” western women looked like “pigs”.
Southwest Sydney woman Hodan Abby, who travelled to Syria with a friend when she was 18, is the ISIS bride temporarily barred from entering Australia as 19 women and children prepare to arrive from Damascus via Doha on Tuesday night.
By: Nathanael Cooper, Madeleine Bower, Alexi Demetriadi, Rory Williams
Locals and tourists are becoming fearful of swimming at Sydney beaches after a spate of horrifying shark attacks.
By: Alexi Demetriadi
Despite a court being told the nephew of slain terrorist Khaled Sharrouf allegedly remained a terror risk with “close links” to a pro-ISIS network, he won’t be subject to any terror-specific control or monitoring orders after the Supreme Court dismissed the state government’s bid to slap him with an extended supervision order.
By: Alexi Demetriadi, Madeleine Bower
Teenagers in one of NSW’s most remote Indigenous communities have missed years of education because of a missing bus, in a village where almost no one can drive them to the nearest school an hour away.
By: Madeleine Bower, Alexi Demetriadi
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A family-owned bus company is hoping to run a “vital” service to connect a remote NSW town and its small Indigenous population with education and job opportunities.
By: Alexi Demetriadi
An ex-ASIO spy “embedded” in a southwest Sydney extremist network linked to alleged Bondi attacker Naveed Akram is offering to testify at the royal commission probing the December massacre.
By: Alexi Demetriadi
The Bondi massacre has shattered the once-vaunted image of Australia as a harmonious and safe country for people of all faiths and ethnicities, new polling exclusive for The Saturday Telegraph can reveal.
