

Headlines: Islamophobia envoy makes 54 recommendations
Sep 12, 2025
Australia’s special envoy has laid out 54 urgent recommendations to combat Islamophobia, calling for immediate government action. New laws have also been passed in New South Wales to tackle the illicit tobacco black market. Meanwhile, a rare phenomenon has captured attention as a female iguana gives birth to eight clones without mating, showcasing nature's remarkable adaptability. This fascinating event opens the door to discussions about broader topics, including music chart regulations and the importance of Indigenous land custodianship.
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Act On The 54 Recommendations
- Review counter-terrorism laws and launch an inquiry as recommended in the report.
- The government should carefully consider and act on the 54 recommendations to address Islamophobia.
Islamophobia Needs Equal Urgency
- Aftab Malik's report finds Islamophobia in Australia is persistent and often ignored or denied.
- The report offers 54 recommendations, urging equal urgency for Islamophobia as other discrimination.
Enforce Licensing And Shut Dodgy Shops
- Use the new powers to shut down businesses illegally selling tobacco and enforce licensing.
- Targeting dodgy tobacconists and protecting young people should guide enforcement priorities.