Charis Chang
Senior Journalist, Digital News at SBS
Senior Journalist in the @SBSNews digital team. Email [email protected]
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3 weeks ago |
sbs.com.au | Charis Chang
For decades, the United States has been a reliable ally to Australia, whose protection has helped to ensure peace in the region. But US President Donald Trump's unpredictable and tough treatment of his nation's allies has raised questions about whether Australia can still afford to lean so heavily on America as a security partner.
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3 weeks ago |
sbs.com.au | Charis Chang
For decades, the United States has been a reliable ally to Australia, whose protection has helped to ensure peace in the region. But US President Donald Trump's unpredictable and tough treatment of his nation's allies has raised questions about whether Australia can still afford to lean so heavily on America as a security partner.
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4 weeks ago |
sbs.com.au | Charis Chang
This article contains references to suicide. Like many babies, Karam's first word was "mama". But when he stares into the eyes of his caretaker, it's not his mother looking back at him but a kind woman who works for an orphanage in Gaza. The one-year-old, who was found beside a university wall, will never know his biological mother, says Bertil Videt, global communications head at the non-profit organisation SOS Children's Villages International.
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1 month ago |
sbs.com.au | Charis Chang
Efren Ramos did not have a good impression of the Liberals on . Volunteers for the party had swarmed polling booths in Ramos's western Sydney electorate of Werriwa and he remembers feeling overwhelmed by them. The 57-year-old says three Liberal volunteers approached him with how to vote cards. "It's not nice. Why three of you? Why not only one? It's intimidating," the Carnes Hill resident tells SBS News.
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1 month ago |
sbs.com.au | Charis Chang
In the first week of the federal election campaign, Peter Dutton flagged a crackdown on "woke" culture in schools. "I think there is a silent majority on this issue right across the community," . Accent Research principal Shaun Ratcliff said he thought Dutton's culture war comments "hurt them everywhere". In addition to Dutton's comments about a "woke" agenda in schools and universities, the ousted Opposition leader also announced his intention to reduce immigration and sack 41,000 public servants.
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