Nour Haydar is a Federal Political Reporter for ABC News in Australia. With a focus on national politics, Nour covers a range of topics including government policies, social issues, and international relations. She is dedicated to providing accurate and informative reporting to keep the public informed on important political matters.
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Nour's coverage focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and politics in Australia. She frequently covers topics related to migration, domestic violence, Australian government policies, and international conflicts such as the Gaza issue.
To effectively reach out to Nour Haydar, consider providing insights or commentary from experts in Australian government policies, legal regulations affecting migrants and asylum seekers, domestic violence prevention efforts in Australia, and analyses of political stances on international conflicts involving Australia. Additionally, offering perspectives on employment issues and racism within the context of Australian governance could also be relevant for her coverage focus.
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By: Allison Chan, Hannah Parkes, Karishma Luthria, Nour Haydar, Josh Taylor, Camilla Hannan
Technology reporter Josh Taylor and online misogyny expert Dr Stephanie Wescott tell Nour Haydar how Meta algorithms are amplifying sexist misogynistic content
By: Allison Chan, Hannah Parkes, Karen Middleton, Karishma Luthria, Camilla Hannan, Nour Haydar, Sharlotte Thou
Political editor Karen Middleton tells Nour Haydar why the prime minister’s new lineup signposts Labor’s areas of greatest weakness
By: Camilla Hannan, Karishma Luthria, Nour Haydar, Caitlin Cassidy, Hannah Parkes
Education reporter Caitlin Cassidy tells Nour Haydar university academics claim they are being pressured into passing students with no grasp of ‘basic’ English to maximise revenue.
By: Hannah Parkes, Nour Haydar, Ali Hashem, Karishma Luthria, Cherine Yazbeck, Camilla Hannan
Nour Haydar speaks to two reporters in Beiruit – Ali Hashem, a correspondent and columnist, and Cherine Yazbeck, a journalist and photographer – about what it’s like living with uncertainty as tensions escalate
By: Allison Chan, Hannah Parkes, Karishma Luthria, Miles Herbert, Lorena Allam, Nour Haydar
Indigenous affairs editor Lorena Allam speaks to Nour Haydar about the families who won’t stop fighting for justice and why it’s time for reform
By: Hannah Parkes, Miles Herbert, Nour Haydar, Camilla Hannan, Allison Chan, Tory Shepherd
Senior reporter Tory Shepherd talks to Nour Haydar about why the concern about a falling birth rate means we should rethink the pursuit of continued growth, and reduce the barriers to choices for women
By: Nour Haydar, Joe Koning, Karishma Luthria, Hannah Parkes, Amy Remeikis
Political reporter Amy Remeikis tells Nour Haydar why the government is jumping at culture war shadows
By: Nour Haydar, Joe Koning, Allison Chan, Hannah Parkes, Camilla Hannan
As a brutal war continues in Sudan, Nour Haydar speaks to Unicef spokesperson James Elder about what he has seen on the ground and Melbourne-based student Mohamed Hadi about local initiatives to support civilians and raise awareness
By: Nour Haydar, Allison Chan, Cinnamon Nippard, Hannah Parkes, Camilla Hannan
Nour Haydar speaks with Kathryn Joy about the silence, stigma and grief of losing one parent at the hands of another and how children bereaved by domestic violence should be better supported
By: Nour Haydar, Joe Koning, Karen Middleton, Hannah Parkes, Karishma Luthria
Political editor Karen Middleton speaks to Nour Haydar about the 1994 affirmative action decision, 30 years on
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