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Angelica Silva

Angelica Silva

Digital Journalist & Social Media Producer at ABC Asia Pacific News Centre

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    Actor's skincare brand for children labelled 'dystopian' and 'tone deaf'

    A new skincare line for children by actress-turned-entrepreneur Shay Mitchell creates an online uproar, with many questioning the need for the products.
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    'I feel scared like never before': Indians in Australia report risi...

    Nearly a month after anti-immigration protests swept across Australia, some in the Indian diaspora say they are still facing racist abuse and constantly "looking over their shoulder".
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    Anthony Albanese joins long list of world leaders to visit Great Wa...

    Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has followed in the footsteps of many other world leaders by visiting the Great Wall of China. Here's a look back at some of the leaders who have walked along the ancient landmark.
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    Prada accused of copying Indian fashion with new $1,200 sandals

    At Milan Fashion Week, models strutted in Prada's new open-toe leather sandals. Thousands of kilometres away in India, the show was met with disbelief.
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    Airlines cancel flights as Israel-Iran war throws travel into chaos

    US President Donald Trump says Israel and Iran have agreed to a ceasefire. However, escalating tensions in the Middle East have affected airlines across the world, with major flight routes cut off.
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    Australians in Bali during last volcano eruption back travel insurance

    Australians who were in Bali during a 2017 volcano eruption emphasise the importance of taking out travel insurance, following news of Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki's eruption.
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    241 died in the Air India crash — it triggered a flood of racist co...

    Racist comments mocking the victims flooded social media after the Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad.  
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    Why do so many Indians continue voting Labor? It's not just about i...

    The promise by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to not leave anyone behind struck a chord with many in the Indian diaspora.
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    Neha lost her mum to cancer, but she still won't get tested

    Screening rates in Australia's culturally and linguistically diverse communities are consistently lower than for the general population. Why is this, and what's the solution?
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    Asia's richest man brought Shein back to India — why was it banned?

    Chinese fast fashion app Shein has relaunched in India almost five years after it was banned — some say it's a worrying move.
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    Moving states could be the answer to your hay fever

    Some Australians say their hay fever and allergies have been so bad they've been forced to relocate. So what can you do to better adapt to environments with high levels of pollen?
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    Some Sri Lankans say their new left-wing president is 'a clean guy'...

    The island nation's new president Anura Dissanayake heralded a "new era of renaissance" as he was sworn in on Monday. Here is how the Sri Lankan diaspora are responding.
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    Devni was told 'not to threaten' her ex-boyfriend's place by earnin...

    Women of Asian backgrounds reveal they've been told to "not be so ambitious" by earning more money than their partners. 
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    How do you sum up the experiences of Australia's second-largest pop...

    How do you sum up the experiences of Australia's second-largest migrant population in one book? Growing Up Indian In Australia editor Aarti Betigeri speaks on the dangers of assuming all Indians had the same upbringing. 
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    Has marriage become outdated in 2024? These Australians think so

    From having babies on their own to choosing to be single, these Australians believe life isn't necessarily easier — or better — with a partner.
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    Why this country is considering paying parents $110,000 for each bo...

    From cash payments and extended parental leave to subsidised education, some of Asia’s largest economies are spending millions to try to get people to have children and reverse declining fertility rates.
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    From cancelled weddings to being disowned — these South Asians are ...

    From cancelled weddings to getting disowned by parents, these South Asian comedians are reclaiming their shame through Brown Women Comedy.
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    'Out of bounds': Women explain the complications of interracial rel...

    From Australia to the US, these South Asian women share what being in an interracial relationship has cost them.
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    An Indian model faked her death for cervical cancer awareness. Many...

    Many online have lambasted Poonam Pandey for her fake death while attempting to raise awareness for cervical cancer. But some women say she shocked people enough to make them talk about the disease and even consider getting tested. 
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    These Australians work remotely while travelling overseas. But are ...

    Not everyone is satisfied with an office or working from home — they’d prefer to be operating from white-sand beaches and tropical rainforests. These Australians share the advantages and disadvantages of being a digital nomad.
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    When Harsha told her in-laws she had endometriosis, they told her i...

    On top of already painful symptoms, many women with endometriosis from multicultural backgrounds face cultural pressures to start a family after marriage.