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Michelle Chen

Michelle Chen

Radio Producer/Journalist/Broadcaster at SBS Radio - Mandarin

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Australia
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    Covering topics
    • Business
    • Finance & Banking Services
    • General Assignment News
    • International News
    • Investigative Reporting
    • Local News
    • Music
    • Regional News
    • Economic Development

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    Recent Articles

    sbs.com.au

    Bussiness story:William Dong and his wine bussiness journey

    Australia is the number four biggest wine export country ,wine industry made a huge contribution to Asutralia's economy . William dong entered into wine bussiness 13 years ago, he sells wine to either local and international market. A few years ago, he became the agent of chinese white wine Maotai.…
    almost 10 years ago
    sbs.com.au

    CHINA GAY

    In China, getting married and having children is not so much a choice as a filial duty. But marriage is illegal for same-sex couples. That has led to the problem of what is known as tongqi, (tong-CHEE) literally translated as "homowives," straight women who unknowingly marry gay men. A recent…
    almost 10 years ago
    sbs.com.au

    Back to Bussiness Week : Interview with Michael Xie Interview

    Small businesses across the State will receive specialist advice and training on how to best compete in the growing digital economy under a new $30 million NSW Government program. Deputy Premier and Minister for Regional Development, Skills and Small Business, John Barilaro, said the program,…
    over 9 years ago
    sbs.com.au

    Professor Xiang Yang talks about Ransomware and Cyber security threat

    While Australia may have avoided much of the effects of this weeks global ransomware attack that crippled vital operations around the world, including Britains public health system and Germanys federal railway system, a Deakin University cyber security expert has warned it could still happen here.
    over 9 years ago
    sbs.com.au

    Chinese Students Career Advice interview Bonnie Xi

    on 16th Feb, ABS released the latest statistics about emplyment rates. Chinese students are facing the biggest challenges when it comes to employment. Career consultant bonnie xi provided some useful tips for them.
    about 4 years ago
    sbs.com.au

    Attitudes of First Generation migrants in Australia

    2016 was a year where migration remained a national and global issue. From the ongoing influx of refugees and migrants coming into Europe to Pauline Hanson's strong anti-immigration views, immigration here and abroad continued to dominate media headlines. This year SBS weighed into the debate -…
    about 4 years ago
    sbs.com.au

    Chinese artist brings Hutong from Beijing to Sydney

    Taken between the early summer of 1989 through to the spring of 1990, Xu Yong captured the beauty and allure of Hutong. Now he brings Beijing's Hutong to Sydney's Vermilion Art Gallery.
    about 4 years ago
    sbs.com.au

    AUST DAY

    A company whose founding organisation is recorded as being the first to propose Australias national day be celebrated on January 26 is suggesting the date be reviewed. its adding to calls for a day that would be seen as more inclusive in its meaning of Australia's Indigenous people.
    about 4 years ago
    sbs.com.au

    James Zhou Interview web

    ABC released a news article on 6th December about the Mission Australia "racial discrimination report. James Zhou found the statistics in ABC's report are quite questionable based on his long term research on racial discrimination. He then got the original statistis from Mission Australia and…
    about 4 years ago