Sydney-based journalist covering business, economics and international news. Fluent in Mandarin and Cantonese.
My work has appeared on the ABC, Bloomberg News, SBS Dateline, and 2SER’s flagship program, The Wire.
Won Best Postgraduate Text-Based Story at the 2024 JERAA Ossie Awards for my Dateline feature on the revival of a secret Chinese women’s language.
Currently honing my skills further in radio news at the ABC.
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Economics & Government Intern Reporter, Bloomberg News April 2025
- Turned my article into a vertical video for Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Twitter.
- Gained 394,000 views on Instagram, and over 90,000 views on TikTok.
- Video garnered lots of viewer interaction on all platforms: On Instagram it has over 3,500 likes and 92 comments.
- Following the coverage of this issue, the developer lost its appeal on the rejected application in the NSW Land and Environment Court in July 2025 on the grounds of social impact and the loss of affordable housing.
- It is believed to be one of the first times a developer has lost a case on these grounds in New South Wales.
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Economics & Government Intern Reporter, Bloomberg News February 2025
Just three weeks into my time at Bloomberg News, I had the privilege to join the RBA media lock-up as the decision to cut interest rates was announced. I asked Governor Michele Bullock a question during the press conference. This clip shows me and the team pressing her on what the rate cut means for Australia’s economic outlook.
Articles
How Australia’s First-Time Voters Feel About the 2025 Election
Australians will vote in a May 3 ballot in which Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is campaigning to become the nation’s first leader in more than two decades to win back-to-back elections.But Albanese must first overcome a rising tide of disillusion in the electorate after three years of resurgent inflation and high interest rates that, combined with a housing shortage that sent rents soaring, triggered a cost-of-living crisis in the nation.
Sydney Boarding Homes Threatened by Luxury Builds as Prices Soar
On a quiet bend of Selwyn Street in Sydney’s affluent Paddington, two run-down homes stand as stark symbols of Australia’s escalating housing crisis.
Australian Opposition Pledges Cut to Foreign Student Numbers
Australia’s center-right opposition vowed to reduce the allocation of international students if it wins office next month, saying the move would ease pressure on the nation’s overstretched housing market.Opposition Leader Peter Dutton said the Liberal-National coalition plans to introduce a percentage cap — expected to be about 25% — on new overseas student commencements at universities and other higher education institutions starting next year. The proposed reduction would limit annual commence...
She faced 100 days of terror when just 13. Now in Australia, Chantal tells of her escape
Thirty years after the Hutu regime killed her father, siblings and grandmother in the Rwandan genocide, Chantal Bunani faces the challenges of bringing up a child who is increasingly curious about her past.
Yulu became obsessed with a secret, female-only language. Now she's revived it online
There is renewed interest on China’s social media platforms in an ancient script, developed by women during the Qing Dynasty as a way to secretly communicate with each other.
Bruce fought in Vietnam. Because of how he looked, his own soldiers wanted to kill him
As a Japanese-American fighting in the Vietnam War, Bruce Nakashima experienced a conflict of identity during the war that was made worse after he lost contact with his best friend.