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Charis Chang

Charis Chang

Senior Digital Journalist at SBS Australia Online

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    Covering topics
    • House
    • General Assignment News
    • Health & Medicine
    • Immigration
    • National News
    • Regional News
    • Society

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    Recent Articles

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    The hit Korean show that's infiltrated schools and stereos around Australia

    KPop Demon Hunters has become a worldwide phenomenon and Australians have also fallen in love with this unlikely hit film.
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    The male breadwinner is gone. Why working from home is necessary fo...

    Cost of living pressures mean both parents often need to work and there's one flexible arrangement that has become crucial to the functioning of households.
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    Not just millionaires: Australia's worst tax dodgers could surprise...

    Few Australians can avoid paying tax, yet some of the country's highest earners are able to do so.
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    Amanda saves almost $1,000 on her mortgage thanks to a little-known...

    Homeowners can save thousands on their home loans by making their properties more energy efficient, but many Australians are unaware of the incentives available.
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    'Glaring mismatch': Why Australia has few good defence options with...

    The unpredictability of US President Donald Trump has raised questions about America's commitment to the Indo-Pacific region and whether Australia should be seeking new allies.
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    Karam's first word was 'mama', but he will have to live his life wi...

    The war in Gaza has left more than 39,000 children without one or both parents. Their future is filled with uncertainty.
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    Peter Dutton offered Lakemba Mosque pulpit for apology to Lebanese ...

    It's been almost 10 years since Peter Dutton made comments he now says he regrets about the Lebanese Muslim community, but there's still confusion over whether he's actually apologised for them.
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    'No known exports': Australia's Norfolk Island says it won't be sub...

    Two uninhabited Australian islands and the external territory Norfolk Island were singled out for US tariffs.
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    Peter Dutton wants to be the 'PM for home ownership' — but do his p...

    Housing has become a heated issue in this election campaign and the Coalition says it has the answer, but do the numbers check out?
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    Why Donald Trump is 'someone we can't avoid' this election

    United States President Donald Trump has become an outsized figure on the world stage, and his political influence is being seen in many countries, including Australia.
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    Is Australia entering its Bitcoin era? Trump's love for crypto leav...

    The election of Donald Trump as US president has raised hopes for wider acceptance of cryptocurrencies, including in Australia.
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    'We will lose a piece of history': Why Sydney's Chinatown is under ...

    Chinatown is Sydney's fifth most popular tourist attraction, but the local community is facing a tough fight to keep it alive.
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    This language has a rich history in Australia but it's at risk of d...

    Learning a language can help with employability, but that focus is putting one of Australia’s most popular languages — and its connection to culture — at risk.
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    How to life-hack 2025: We asked our reporters for their top tips

    It's that time of year when we make resolutions about how to do life better. SBS News has asked its reporters and presenters for their top tips to make 2025 the best year ever.
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    Can't get your kid off their screen? Here's what to do

    It can be a battle to get your kids off their devices during the summer holidays when they've got so much free time but these experts have some tips on how you can limit screen use.
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    Is your kid getting too much screen time? Take our quiz to find out

    Parents are increasingly worried about the impacts of screen use on their children. But what are the risks and how can you help kids develop healthy screen habits? Let's find out.
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    Australians are taking bigger risks to buy their dream home. For so...

    Desperate home buyers are embracing riskier mortgages to buy their dream homes, and some experts believe changing lending rules could improve affordability.
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    No more 'middle children': What Australia's record low birth rate m...

    The fall in the birth rate in Australia has surprised experts who say it could irreversibly change family dynamics and how communities function.
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    What are the chances of a interest rate cut before Christmas?

    There are only two Reserve Bank meetings scheduled before Christmas, and experts are considering figures released this week to assess the chances of a rate cut.
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    Why young people are leaving these once-booming suburbs

    The population size of some of Australia's most prestigious suburbs has dropped dramatically, with potential consequences for its biggest cities.
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    Why Australians are buying EVs even if they can't charge the cars a...

    Buying an electric vehicle if you don't live in a house with a garage may not seem feasible — but some Australians are proving it's possible.