Daniel Y. Teng
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Daniel Y. Teng is based in Brisbane, Australia. He focuses on national affairs, including federal politics and Australia-China relations. Got a tip? Contact him at [email protected].
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Traditional Priorities Rub Up Against Progressive Policy: Mayor Speaks After Censure From In-Person Council Meetings
Aidan McLindon was elected to mayor of Whittlesea, north of Melbourne, as the regions shift right.
Australia’s Capital Cities Gain 373,000 Migrants Amid Housing and Infrastructure Strain
Migration boom keeps Sydney and Melbourne growing despite local exodus.
ANU the 1st Australian University to Lose Funding Amid DOGE Crackdown on Spending
Universities are scrambling after receiving a survey on their ideological stance.
‘Dealmaking Never Ends’: Analysts Urge Calm Over Trump’s 25 Percent Tariff, Here’s Why
Analysts suggest perhaps a deal can still be done with Trump.
CCP Warships Enter the Southern ‘Great Australian Bight’, ADF Monitoring
The three People’s Liberation Army Navy vessels are continuing their way around Australia, according to the latest Defence Department update.
China's Live-Fire Navy Exercises Prompt Flights to Re-route
Airservices Australia has issued warnings to pilots flying over Tasman Sea airspace after the Chinese started a military exercise.
3 Chinese Warships Sighted Off the Coast of Sydney
Australian defence officials have monitored the progress of the vessels as they traversed the coastline.
8 Takeaways From the Victorian By-Elections and How It Could Shape the Federal Contest
The Victorian by-elections came with a hefty move away from Labor and the Greens, but was the result a swing from the left, or something else?
Calls for Australia to Follow US in Offering Refugee Pathway to White South Africans
Amid an increasingly volatile political backdrop, a simple question is asked - should Australia follow the U.S. in encouraging white South African migrants?
PNG’s Rugby League Dream Battles Crime, Chaos, and China
The chairman of Papua New Guinea’s Hunters feeder team weighs in on the challenges of setting up a professional sporting team in PNG.
