Islam
Ealaf was shopping when a stranger allegedly assaulted her. She’s not alone
Hate mail, physical assaults, women having their hijabs pulled off and being spat on, and graffiti about killing Muslims are among the surge in Islamophobic incidents.
- Natassia Chrysanthos
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- Opinion
- Discrimination
Two words from a teenager finally exposed the daily reality for Australian Muslims
Muslim Australia has a deeply entrenched conviction that the country simply doesn’t care about anything that happens to them.
- Waleed Aly
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- Crime
Teen charged over alleged mass shooting threats against new Sydney mosque
The alleged threat referencing the massacre in Christchurch was left on the Instagram page of the Australian Islamic House Masjid.
- Sally Rawsthorne and Amber Schultz
‘Just a sanity check’: How these Sydney streets are preparing for a sacred month
The holy period of Ramadan means different things to different people, but to Mohammad Ismail the most important thing is patience.
- Anthony Segaert
Radicaliser? Undercover agent? Aftab Malik is used to dodging accusations
Australia’s new special envoy to combat Islamophobia didn’t want the job but is now working to make it more than tokenistic.
- Patrick Begley
Woman charged with assault of Muslim pair previously attacked woman in hijab, court hears
Suzan Gonulalan was released on bail after a court heard her criminal history involved 130 charges and she was on bail at the time of the incidents at an Epping shopping centre.
- Angus Delaney
Hate speech laws rammed through NSW parliament within hours
New hate speech laws were introduced into parliament on Tuesday. Faith groups involved in the consultation have warned the bill could erode social cohesion.
- Max Maddison
- Opinion
- Immigration
Should we fear growing separatism? Germany offers a clue
Immigration will be the No.1 issue at next week’s German election, part of a backlash against a well-meaning but ultimately misguided policy of multicultural integration.
- Parnell Palme McGuinness
‘Horrific’: Roxburgh on reliving Peter Greste’s Egyptian jail hell for the big screen
When journalist Peter Greste was languishing in a Cairo prison cell, he could little imagine that one day, Richard Roxburgh would portray his ordeal in a film.
- David Leser
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- Antisemitism
‘You can’t just turn it off’: Monash vice chancellor on confronting hate on campus
Sharon Pickering says universities need to do more than just dial down conflicts on campus when confronting antisemitism.
- Chip Le Grand
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