Rebecca Zhu 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, Rebecca aims to inform readers about important events happening both locally and internationally.
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Rebecca Zhu's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics, with a significant emphasis on expert commentary and legal policy regulation. This indicates that she is likely to be receptive to pitches providing expert analysis or opinions related to economic policies, international relations, trade agreements, and political developments in China, Australia, and beyond.
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International human rights lawyer David Matas will highlight the brutal practice of forced organ harvesting by the Chinese state.
By: Rebecca Zhu
‘You can't live here without time on this earth and spending time with your loved ones is really important.'
KPMG expects a rise of 5.3 percent across capital cities and 4.5 percent across the country by December.
‘There are many complaints ... worried about what it means when they go to the checkout with ever-increasing prices.'
By: Rebecca Zhu
The rental reforms comes as Perth is experiencing the tightest rental market in the country.
By: Rebecca Zhu
The number of approvals and their timeframes of approvals will be published as NSW tries to reach its housing commitments.
By: Rebecca Zhu
‘The incident at former President Trump’s campaign event in Pennsylvania today is concerning and confronting,’ the prime minister said.
By: Rebecca Zhu
‘This rotten culture must be pulled out by its roots,' Premier Jacinta Allan said.
By: Rebecca Zhu
The WEF acknowledged that the Asian region was still heavily reliant on coal.
‘We are sincerely sorry,' the EnergyAustralia managing director said.
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