Su-Lin Tan is a correspondent for South China Morning Post (SCMP), Pearls & Irritations, and Newswav. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including international relations, economics, immigration, and aviation. Su-Lin's work has also been featured in CNBC.
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Su-Lin Tan's coverage primarily focuses on world affairs, government and politics, finance & economy with a specific emphasis on Australia, immigration, international relations, China and the Pacific region. Given this focus, she would likely be interested in pitches that offer insights into geopolitical developments in the Asia-Pacific region.
Sources providing expert analysis or insider perspectives related to Australian policies and their impact on regional dynamics may resonate with Su-Lin Tan. Professionals well-versed in international relations within the Asia-Pacific area could also capture her interest.
Considering her attention to government announcements as well as legal policy regulation topics such as indefinite detention systems and anti-money laundering efforts involving Singapore-based remittances might align with her areas of interest.
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By: Su-Lin Tan
Australians have no issue with Olympian Rachael Gunn aka Raygun, their grouse is with the lack of accountability from sports authorities
By: Su-Lin Tan
A growing mental health crisis among international students in Australia may be fuelled by cultural isolation and inadequate support, with experts warning of a concerning trend.
By: Su-Lin Tan
Suicides or attempted suicides among international students in Australia have become a worrying trend, experts say. Photo: Shutterstock
By: Su-Lin Tan
A new poll found about 44 per cent supporting a pause on Palestinian refugee arrivals, while 42 per cent saw immigration as a negative.
By: Su-Lin Tan
Activists say better leadership must come from Australia, accused of ‘climate fraud' over its continued expansion of gas and coal projects
A new poll found about 44 per cent supporting a pause on Palestinian refugee arrivals, while 42 per cent saw immigration as a negative
By: Su-Lin Tan
The potential university collaborations and investment opportunities, could offer new education prospects for Cambodian students
By: Su-Lin Tan
Recent court rulings reveal harrowing stories of abuse and neglect at the hands of envoys operating under diplomatic immunity in Canberra.
By: Su-Lin Tan
Recent court rulings reveal harrowing stories of abuse and neglect at the hands of envoys operating under diplomatic immunity in Canberra
By: Su-Lin Tan
Court rulings have revealed harrowing stories of abuse and neglect at the hands of envoys operating under diplomatic immunity in Canberra.
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