'I got scoffed at': Parents demand action after girl's death outside Sydney school
By Nabil Al-Nashar
Parents of students at a Sydney school where a five-year-old girl was hit by a car and killed last week have demanded action to prevent another tragedy.
#Education #RoadAccidentsandIncidents #Children #NabilAlNashar
Fans miss Indian megastar's Sydney concert over religious dagger ban
By Nabil Al-Nashar
Concertgoers who had tickets to see an Indian music superstar have been offered a refund after refusing to leave their Sikh dagger at the gate.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-10-27/nsw-diljit-dosanjh-sikh-concert-denied-entry-kirpan/105938442
Punjabi superstar set to make Australian history this weekend
By Nabil Al-Nashar
The pop sensation has an army of fans all over the world who see him as an artist who bridges cultural gaps — Diljit Dosanjh's music loved by both Indians and non-Indians alike.
'Fear of the future' remains amid US-led peace plan in Gaza
By Nabil Al-Nashar and Digby Werthmuller
Samer Tarazi is one of thousands with strong ties to the Middle East region, watching from afar to see what the US-led peace plan means for the future.
'Fear of the future' remains amid US-led peace plan in Gaza
By Nabil Al-Nashar and Digby Werthmuller
Samer Tarazi is one of thousands with strong ties to the Middle East region, watching from afar to see what the US-led peace plan means for the future.
Leaked document sheds light on possible future Gaza governance
By Nabil Al-Nashar
A leaked document reveals details on how the authority charged with governing and rebuilding the Gaza Strip could operate, and how it could be structured.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-10-02/leaked-document-reveals-details-of-trump-peace-plan/105839640
Former A-League footballers sentenced over betting scam
By Nabil Al-Nashar
Both players were paid $10,000 each to intentionally get themselves yellow cards while playing for Macarthur FC against Sydney FC to influence overseas bets on the game.
'Got a bit intense': Church axes PM's office lease in Sydney's inner west
By Nabil Al-Nashar
Anthony Albanese has blamed pro-Palestinian protesters for the closure of his electorate office in Sydney's inner west, but the landlord says there were multiple reasons behind the decision to discontinue the long-standing lease.
'Got a bit intense': Church axes PM's office lease in Sydney's inner west
By Nabil Al-Nashar
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese blames pro-Palestinian protesters for the closing of his electoral office in Sydney's inner west, but the Anglican church landlord says it was their decision to discontinue his lease.
Trial to remove shark nets from three NSW beaches on hold after fatal attack
By Nabil Al-Nashar
The NSW premier says the decision to put the brakes on the trial is "the right thing to do" after a shark claimed the life of surfer Mercury Psillakis.
#SharkAttacks #StateandTerritoryGovernment #LocalGovernment #NabilAlNashar
'Common sense': Aboriginal land council hails High Court win
By Nabil Al-Nashar
The High Court of Australia has ruled in favour of the La Perouse Local Aboriginal Land Council, affirming its claim on disputed land in Sydney's Paddington.
#LandRights #Courts #IndigenousAustralians #Aboriginal #NabilAlNashar
Teen fatally stabbed in Sydney had fallen through the 'wrong cracks'
By Nabil Al-Nashar
Zac McRae has been described as a "vulnerable person" after the teenager was stabbed to death in what police called a "vicious" attack.
#Crime #Police #Stabbings #StateandTerritoryGovernment #NabilAlNashar
'System failed him': Sydney teen killed in 'vicious' attack
By Nabil Al-Nashar
Zac McRae has been described as a "vulnerable person" after the teenager was stabbed to death in what police called a "vicious" attack.
#Crime #Police #Stabbings #StateandTerritoryGovernment #NabilAlNashar
'Mum and dad' investors lawyer up to claim $33m in frozen assets
By Nabil Al-Nashar
Investors have been left wondering if they'll get their share of $33 million back from a health fund investor after it was purchased by another company.
Recognising Palestinian state 'meaningless' without cutting Israel ties, advocate says
By Erwin Renaldi and Nabil Al-Nashar
Australia's move to recognise an independent Palestinian state follows similar announcements from other countries, but the move has been met with mixed responses across the community.
'Palestinians are not alone': World reacts to mammoth Sydney protest
By Pablo Viñales and Nabil Al-Nashar
The march on Sydney Harbour Bridge over the weekend has further fuelled political debate over Australia's position and response to ongoing humanitarian situation in war-ravaged Gaza.
