Daniel Nour’s Blog

As Chair of the Australian Egyptian Youth Forum, it’s my pleasure to pursue our organisational aims of…

The United Nations Association of Australia is one of the peak advocacy bodies for the United Nations…

This year’s “Women Leading Communities” edition of CaritasNews explores women’s empowerment across communities, through programs made possible by your…

Telling the truth with compassion. In the humanitarian and international development sector where I work, it can…

Have you heard of Channel 9‘s new TV comedy “Here come the Habibs?” Some people say it’s…

This piece also appears in the Wednesday October 1 edition of the Bankstown, Canterbury Torch. Though team spirit…

I’ve been busy with applications, my enormous success in journalism is impending and inevitable. Note my humility:…

Australia’s Multicultural Broadcasting Service, SBS, is offering two full time cadetships, and I have thrown my name…

Meeting with a journalist friend tomorrow to discuss my upcoming SBS news room application. The SBS logo:…

There have been many commentaries on the uprisings which ousted Hosni Mubarak from the Presidency in January…

My latest CYC news segment has gone to air. Top headlines: • His Holiness, Pope Tawadros (Coptic…

Australia’s “Special Broadcasting Service,” whose newsroom I have nurtured a sincere love for in my earnest little…

Well, I’m trying to post more consistently about my pursuit of a career in the media (taking…

Hi subscribers! I’ve lately been presenting and producing news for CYC, Christian Youth Channel, in my pursuit…

My brief run down of confusion, disagreement and misrepresentation, or “Egypt in 2 minutes: everything you need…

Tourism in the Middle East has taken a dive turn since the Arab Spring (or was it an Arab Winter? OH YES. OH YES THEY’VE SAID IT BEFORE AND THEY’LL SAY IT AGAIN UNTIL THE END OF TIME)

Cairo had sunk into a hopeless morass of gridlocked traffic and teeming humanity—12 million people squeezed into a narrow band of land bordering the Nile River, most living cheek by jowl in ramshackle tenements in the city’s ever-expanding slums.”

Egyptian president Muhammad Mursi’s new constitution, and the place that Tahrir Square protests have taken in Egypt today. My thoughts.

I presented the news for Coptic Youth Channel last week, you may like to get up to speed on Middle Eastern politics as well as news closer to your home!

After watching yesterday’s Australian Walkley Awards, I’m full of Journalistic fervour. Joanne Mcarthey’s story  at the relatively…