Alfred Bui is a Reporter at The Epoch Times. He covers a range of topics including energy and mining, business and economics, as well as climate policy and ClimateTech, with a focus on federal legislation and global warming. Alfred's work has been featured in The Epoch Times and the Australian National Review Newspaper.
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Alfred Bui's coverage reveals a strong focus on government announcements, data citations, and legal policy regulation. His articles cover topics such as Australian news, crime, economy, energy, and indigenous issues.
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By: Alfred Bui
Police have declared the mass shooting a terrorist incident.
The new laws restrict the maximum number of firearms a person can own, limit magazine capacity, and impose an Australian citizenship requirement.
By: Cindy Li, Alfred Bui
This comes as the Chinese Communist Party continues to dump EVs in overseas markets to address its industrial overcapacity problem.
By: Alfred Bui
The prime minister and treasurer unveiled exemptions for small businesses, starts-ups, and testamentary trusts.
By: Alfred Bui
Critical Minerals Consortium co-founder David Whittle said it was better for the country to focus on minerals with high global value.
By: Alfred Bui
As of March 31, 2026, the scheme reported 774,456 participants with an annual cost of $50.7 billion (US$35.1 billion) over the 2025-26 financial year.
Australia’s project growth is expected to remain below 2 percent over the next two years.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the Fair Work Court would resolve disputes faster and at lower cost for workers and employers.
The Journalism Assistance Fund is part of the $180.5 million News Media Assistance Program, and is aimed at supporting journalism.
By: Alfred Bui
Senior Counsel Geoffrey Watson said corruption in government projects could significantly inflate labour costs, ultimately pushing up housing costs.
