Nour Haydar is a Host and Senior Producer at ABC News. She covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, world affairs, and climate change, with a particular focus on conflict, current affairs, and geopolitical issues. Nour's work has been featured in The Guardian, AOL UK, and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).
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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.
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By: Hannah Parkes, Miles Herbert, Joe Koning, David Smith, Nour Haydar
Nour Haydar speaks to Washington DC bureau chief David Smith about whether the agreement can hold, when the strait of Hormuz is expected to reopen and how the the oldest elected US president went from announcing a geopolitical deal to hosting a cage-fighting match on the White House lawn
By: Daniel Semo, Lu Hill, Hannah Parkes, Nour Haydar, Ben Smee, Miles Herbert
Nour Haydar and Queensland correspondent, Ben Smee, discuss what the violent death of Mason Jet Lee reveals about a broken system
By: Karishma Luthria, Bertin Huynh, Miles Herbert, Hannah Parkes, Nour Haydar
Multimedia journalist Bertin Huynh says as One Nation surges in the polls, those who represent us deserve celebration
By: Lu Hill, Hannah Parkes, Miles Herbert, Greg Jericho, Nour Haydar, Karishma Luthria
Nour Haydar speaks with the Guardian columnist about why so many Australians are feeling pessimistic about the economy
By: Hannah Parkes, Nour Haydar, Ben Doherty, Amanda Meade, Lu Hill, Karishma Luthria
Nour Haydar speaks to Amanda Meade and Ben Doherty about why Stefanovic is embracing the far right and whether his future at Nine is in doubt
By: Karishma Luthria, David Smith, Miles Herbert, Lu Hill, Hannah Parkes, Nour Haydar
Nour Haydar speaks with Washington DC Bureau Chief David Smith about if the Democrats are still fit to take on Trump
By: Hannah Parkes, Nour Haydar, Tom Mcilroy, Lu Hill, Miles Herbert, Jack Larkin
Nour Haydar speaks to Tom McIllroy about the strategy to bolster Australia’s ties in the region, what he hopes to achieve with rugby diplomacy, and whether comments made on a podcast could overshadow international relations
By: Ruaridh Nicoll, Hannah Parkes, Karishma Luthria, Daniel Semo, Nour Haydar, Jack Larkin
As yet another blackout plunges Cuba into crisis, Nour Haydar speaks with Ruaridh Nicoll about what life is like on the ground in Havana – and if US military intervention could be next
By: Jacob Round, Hannah Parkes, Allison Chan, Sarah Basford Canales, Nour Haydar
Nour Haydar speaks to political reporter Sarah Basford-Canales about what members inside the party as well as pollsters and analysts say about why voters tired of the two major parties are moving to the right instead of the left.
By: Karishma Luthria, Nour Haydar, Melissa Davey, Daniel Semo, Lu Hill
Nour Haydar speaks to Guardian Australia medical editor Melissa Davey on the alleged illegal fees being charged to vulnerable Australians
