Alfred Bui is a Reporter at The Epoch Times. He focuses on topics such as Climate Policy, ClimateTech, Global Warming, and Federal Legislation, exploring the intersection of environmental issues and governmental action. 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
One new migrant says she had to change driving instructors due to the poor quality of training.
By: Alfred Bui
‘Cash doesn’t crash. Cash is absolutely king. Cash doesn’t need an update. Cash works when the system doesn’t,’ said Senator Bridget McKenzie.
By: Alfred Bui
ABS figures reveal the total federal government payroll rose to $40.8 billion in the 2024–25 financial year.
By: Alfred Bui
IPA Executive Director Scott Hargreaves argued that current consensus does not mean an end to scientific inquiry.
By: Alfred Bui
Meanwhile, a 2025 report by Fire and Rescue NSW stated that EV fire risk accelerated with higher uptake.
The EV Council also stated that people can earn $1,500 a year with their EV and solar panels using the vehicle-to-grid technology.
By: Alfred Bui
The declaration is non-binding but does signal a country’s support to implement policies to limit global warming.
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.
