Daniel Y. Teng is a journalist for The Epoch Times, covering a wide range of topics including politics, current events, and social issues. With a focus on providing accurate and balanced reporting, Daniel strives to deliver informative articles that shed light on important issues and spark meaningful discussions.
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By: Daniel Y. Teng
Major General Adam Findlay says Australia is expecting Beijing to fight a certain way in a future conflict, but this may not even happen.
Former soldier, now MP Luke Gosling says Australia shouldn't stop building submarines at 2050.
Simon Birmingham also said the Wikileaks release of classified information should not be considered ‘journalism.'
Zoo management say 'strong visitor feedback' is behind the decision. One of the world's oldest and largest koala sanctuaries will no longer offer its most unique experience—holding a koala.
The federal government is pitching the bill as an attempt to deal with cost of living issues.
Kwik Kopy CEO Sonia Shwabsky explains how her company has rode the recent challenges besetting the business sector.
The threat of a strike comes amid wider job cuts across Australia's major media outlets.
By: Daniel Y. Teng
Truss is currently attending the Conservative Political Action Conference in Brisbane, Australia.
By: Daniel Y. Teng, Crystal-Rose Jones
Former SDA leader Joe De Bruyn wanted to make a point when he addressed a room of university graduates—to stand up for what you believe, no matter what.
The outcome of the Queensland election will likely be pored over by political strategists in the lead-up to the federal election.
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