Rayane

Rayane has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in October 2021. The social media accounts linked to from Rayane are: • LinkedIn • Email • X Besides social media accounts, rayanetamer has populated their site with: • Watch: Heartbroken families flee their homes after sudden bushfires destroy properties • Dominic Perrottet admits NSW disaster response hasn't improved since Black Summer bushfires • Bondi hero Ahmed Al-Ahmed asks if he deserves $2.5 million donation | SBS News • Australia's Hazara community mourns dozens killed in Afghanistan bombings at candlelight vigil • What we know so far about the alleged Bondi Beach gunmen | SBS News • Why women in Iran are chopping off their hair and burning their headscarves • Detained Palestinian woman's family speaks out after Australian visa cancelled | SBS News • Mullets are having their moment. Here's why the hairstyle is trending • Why Sara and Issam still can't go to Cronulla beach 20 years after the riots | SBS News • First Lizzo, now Beyoncé: This Australian disability advocate is helping remove slurs from music • Labor faces shakeup in once-untouchable electorate of Watson due to Muslim protest vote | SBS News • Pasifika pride: Why Sunday's NRL grand final was a win for diversity • Unlikely rural Aussie town to host major mosque as Muslim community grows | SBS News • This is the man taking the government to court over detaining refugees and asylum seekers in hotels • Read: 'Outgrown Ramadan': Fears Australia's biggest food market has lost its roots • Mohsin's life in Iraq was 'destroyed' by the US invasion. When he fled to Australia, tragedy struck • Watch: Community concerned Lakemba Nights during Ramadan has lost spiritual focus • 'Disappointing': Pasifika communities shattered at NRL's axing of mid-season representative round • Inside the flood-prone town battling permanent dispossession | SBS News • 'Something magical': Why Bangladeshi fans are going wild for Lionel Messi's Argentina • 'Harmful': Liberal senator's 'fictitious Islamophobia' claim condemned • Bilqees entered her class to receive an education. She was kicked out for being a woman • This NSW farmer's sister was killed in Gaza. Australia has denied her orphaned kids entry • No, not even water: A guide to Ramadan for non-Muslims • Watch: Regional NSW’s farmer’s siblings killed in Gaza • Fatima Payman's closest allies: The group driving a push to remove Labor from safe seats • Universities ask Attorney General if pro-Palestinian chants breach hate speech laws • First AFLW Muslim player inspires more western Sydney girls to play Aussie Rules • Manerva hid in a church for 50 days. Palestinians fear Gazan Christians will be wiped out • Muslim groups say they were left in the dark over 'shock' Sydney counterterror raids • 'Outraged': Muslim groups call for ASIO boss to be sacked following terror charges • How this Australian-run network of secret schools is helping Afghan girls defy the Taliban • 'It's remarkable': How Ramadan has changed for Australia's first hijab-wearing senator • Why more than a million people are flocking to this one Sydney suburb • 'Blatant disrespect': Why this Australian label is facing backlash over 'Allah' text at a fashion show • Not celebrating Christmas? Here's how non-Christian Australians are spending their day • Why this video of an Australian bringing the Aboriginal flag to the World Cup in Qatar has gone viral • Why this World Cup team is waving a flag that isn’t its own • Why the Iran vs USA World Cup clash is 'anything but a football game' • Zuhair jumped into a car with strangers on a quest for T20 victory. Here’s what happened next • These flags have been spotted all around the world and it's moving people to tears. Here's why • 'This is a hate crime': Pig's head left outside Gold Coast mosque shocks Muslim leaders • Behrouz Boochani was told he would never set foot in Australia. He just did • Burned in Iran, banned in France: Why women are fighting for choice on wearing the hijab • Why Marvel’s new superhero has Palestinians furious • Zakir's family left Afghanistan and formed half a national sporting team. Now they're heroes • Why has Australia reversed its stance on Israel's capital, and why was it controversial in the first place? • Madolline was asked about abortion by US customs, then deported. This is her warning to female travellers • 'It wasn't right': This cafe received a scathing review over a barista's disability. Here's what happened next • How coffee and an Arabic conversation could help find missing persons in Australia • How Manly’s pride jersey saga took a toll on Pasifika and LGBTIQ+ community groups • Greg Norman was the world's best at golf. Now he's accused of destroying it with Saudi Arabia's help • Hafiza can't afford to keep her children warm at night. She's one of many being helped by her community • 'But didn't you just celebrate?': Here's a guide to Eid al-Adha for non-Muslims • Twenty-five years after the handover of Hong Kong, has China broken its promise to the people? • Furniture & groceries: Meet the Biloela locals offering support for the Nadesalingam family • 'Wheels in motion' for permanent residency as Nadesalingam family celebrates first weekend in Biloela • ‘Outrageous crime’: Australia's media union demands justice for death of Al Jazeera journalist • This is the Australian movement trying to shake up Lebanon's government from overseas • Social media giants criticised for failing to remove nearly 90 per cent of Islamophobic content • People have been jailed for saying the name of this film. Now it's been released in Australia • Pressure mounts on federal government to bring Biloela family home as election looms • Once an outsider, Bachar Houli is now helping young Muslim footballers achieve their AFL dreams • Three years after the Christchurch mosque terror attacks, Australian Muslims still face Islamophobia • 'Everywhere you look is carnage': Lismore residents blast federal government's flood response • The Pacific Islander seasonal workers helping rebuild Lismore after devastating floods • These Sikh volunteers drove 34 hours to provide a warm meal for NSW flood victims • Usman Khawaja to open for Australia in first cricket tour of home country Pakistan in 24 years • How a controversial hijab ban in India's Karnataka state is affecting Indian-Australians • Russia could attack Ukraine with a 'barrage of missiles' any day now. How did it get to this? • Pacific Islander farm workers demand justice after claims of 'modern slavery' • 'Chaos, desperation': Dozens of orphans linked to Australia remain trapped in Afghanistan • Workers in Belgium can now request a four-day week. Should Australia do the same? • 'The system is absolutely not coping': Hospital staff struggle as COVID-19 admissions rise • Indian-Australians horrified at Hindu religious leaders calling for mass killing of Muslims • Australians forced to fork out more for rapid antigen tests as stores quick to sell out • 'Emotionally destroyed': Skilled graduates excluded from receiving replacement visas as Australia reopens • Why 'abandoned' refugees in Indonesia are sewing their lips together and self-immolating • Meet the man who walked 4,000 km from Perth to Sydney to raise funds for refugees • Rawah couldn't find any novels representing her community, so she wrote her own • The Lebanese-Australians demanding a voice in the upcoming Lebanon election • New move by Australian sporting codes to combat spectator racism • More countries are scrapping the death penalty, but Singapore isn't one of them • South African cricketer's refusal to take a knee renews debate about racism and sport • Anger for WA migrants who remain separated from their families overseas • The story behind this intimate and award-winning father-son photo • Grace Tame excluded from drafting of national plan to prevent child sexual abuse • New funding to help Sydney tackle homelessness for Indigenous Australians, older women • These young Australians have an urgent message for Scott Morrison ahead of COP26 • Sexual assault survivors hope NSW consent laws will inspire nationwide reform • In 10 years, this might be remembered as the best Ramadan ever. Here’s why • For Muslim communities in Sydney, Eid in lockdown means finding strength and making sacrifices • How watching rugby league brought my broken family back together