Mostafa Rachwani is a Parramatta reporter at The Sydney Morning Herald. He was previously the Community Affairs reporter at Guardian Australia.
William Drake, 15, and his 14-year-old passenger Adrian Lai died after colliding with a bus in Sydney’s west. The intersection has long been a source of concern for residents.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke were attending prayers at the mosque to mark the end of Ramadan.
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In Casula, Fatima Hassoun receives updates from her three siblings in south Lebanon, who have all moved into their parents’ apartment so they can be together.
The Iranian-Australian community has reacted to the news of Ali Khamenei’s death with celebrations tempered by fears of what may be to come for Iran.
Multicultural NSW said Captain Mona Shindy was removed because she “platformed misinformation and conspiracy theories on her social media”.
The stabbing spree has shaken Merrylands and reduced the retail artery where it happened, usually a humming hub of activity, to a quiet murmur.
Economic links between western Sydney and the world’s most populous nation are on the rise.
If Hanson feels unwelcome in Lakemba, perhaps that’s her problem, not ours.
Mal Lanyon has also promised an “active presence” for Ramadan events, after concerns over the way police dispersed Muslim worshippers protests last week.