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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Ctrl+Alt+Create: Tech Veteran Says Art the Cure for Isolation in the Digital Era
People are more connected and more lonely than ever. Could art be the key to restoring human connection?
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US-Australia Critical Minerals Deal Lauded as ‘Strategic Inflection Point’: Commerce Chamber
The $3 billion pact will see Australia and the US work together to develop critical mineral supply chains outside of China.
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While Postmodernists Embrace Fervour, This Painter Finds ‘Meditation’ in Every Precise Stroke
‘For two hours, everything else goes away, you just are so focused ... It is so good it’s almost a meditation,’ says watercolourist Anne Maree O'Brien.
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Queensland LNP Scraps 2035 Coal Phase-Out, Will Keep Plants Running Into 2040s
‘State-owned coal assets will continue operating for as long as needed in Queensland’s electricity system,’ said Treasurer David Janetzki.
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Perfectly Imperfect: How This Author Is Resisting AI With a 1,500-Year-Old Craft
Children’s author Alison Stegert is joining a growing community of illumination artists.
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The Movement That Teaches Kids to Learn From History’s Greats Instead of Cancelling Them
‘We don’t read Shakespeare to find out all the problems with him. We read Shakespeare to find out about ourselves,’ one principal says.
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‘It’s Not Right’: Former CCP Political Prisoner Calls out Deep Fear of Beijing in Australia
‘The fear goes to so many people that they sometimes don’t feel that it’s fear anymore, or they don’t think they’re losing their freedom this way,’ said Lei.
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Finding the Meaning of Freedom in Half an Egg: Political Prisoner’s Reflections After 1,000 Days Behind Chinese Bars
Journalist Cheng Lei was also critical of those who continue to promote the CCP, warning of ‘karma.’
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400 Years Later: Shakespeare Shows Us How to Avoid the Pitfalls of Passion and the Politics of Hate
An annual symposium to be held in Sydney will delve into Shakespeare’s immortal messaging.
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Home Affairs Official Warns of ‘Hybrid’ Threats That Combine Terror, Gangs, and State Power
Once 3 very separate threats to Australia’s security, the lines between state actors, terrorism, and gangs are increasingly blurring, a security expert warns.
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Ctrl+Alt+Create: Tech Veteran Says Art the Cure for Isolation in the Digital Era
People are more connected and more lonely than ever. Could art be the key to restoring human connection?
|
US-Australia Critical Minerals Deal Lauded as ‘Strategic Inflection Point’: Commerce Chamber
The $3 billion pact will see Australia and the US work together to develop critical mineral supply chains outside of China.
|
While Postmodernists Embrace Fervour, This Painter Finds ‘Meditation’ in Every Precise Stroke
‘For two hours, everything else goes away, you just are so focused ... It is so good it’s almost a meditation,’ says watercolourist Anne Maree O'Brien.
|
Queensland LNP Scraps 2035 Coal Phase-Out, Will Keep Plants Running Into 2040s
‘State-owned coal assets will continue operating for as long as needed in Queensland’s electricity system,’ said Treasurer David Janetzki.
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Perfectly Imperfect: How This Author Is Resisting AI With a 1,500-Year-Old Craft
Children’s author Alison Stegert is joining a growing community of illumination artists.
|
The Movement That Teaches Kids to Learn From History’s Greats Instead of Cancelling Them
‘We don’t read Shakespeare to find out all the problems with him. We read Shakespeare to find out about ourselves,’ one principal says.
|
‘It’s Not Right’: Former CCP Political Prisoner Calls out Deep Fear of Beijing in Australia
‘The fear goes to so many people that they sometimes don’t feel that it’s fear anymore, or they don’t think they’re losing their freedom this way,’ said Lei.
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Finding the Meaning of Freedom in Half an Egg: Political Prisoner’s Reflections After 1,000 Days Behind Chinese Bars
Journalist Cheng Lei was also critical of those who continue to promote the CCP, warning of ‘karma.’
|
400 Years Later: Shakespeare Shows Us How to Avoid the Pitfalls of Passion and the Politics of Hate
An annual symposium to be held in Sydney will delve into Shakespeare’s immortal messaging.
|
Home Affairs Official Warns of ‘Hybrid’ Threats That Combine Terror, Gangs, and State Power
Once 3 very separate threats to Australia’s security, the lines between state actors, terrorism, and gangs are increasingly blurring, a security expert warns.
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