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.
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By: Su-Lin Tan
At their peak, “daigou” were more than just personal shoppers, their collective buying power could “make or break Australian brands seeking to enter the Chinese market”, insiders say. Photo: Shuttestock
By: Su-Lin Tan
A mining worker walks past sacks of rare earth concentrate waiting to be shipped, at Mount Weld, northeast of Perth.
By: Su-Lin Tan
China’s lower level military authorities could be ‘overzealous’ because they believe Beijing desired an aggressive response, possibly resulting in the skirmish.
By: Su-Lin Tan
Peak-hour commuters walk across a glass walled bridge between office buildings in Sydney. Flexible working practices are having a moment post-pandemic, not only in the Asia-Pacific but around the world. Photo: Reuters
By: Su-Lin Tan
Some employers love it. Others have issued ‘return-to-work’ mandates, forcing employees back into the office. Finding a balance is key, experts say – and flexibility isn’t without its downsides.
By: Su-Lin Tan
A rebel fighter from the Karenni Nationalities Defence Force walks past a destroyed military outpost in Myanmar's Karenni state last year.
By: Su-Lin Tan
Three contractors were charged for allegedly stealing over US$1.6 million worth of metal cables as they tried to cash in on a profitable black market for the commodity.
By: Su-Lin Tan
Three contractors were charged for allegedly stealing over US$1.6 million worth of metal cables as they tried to cash in on a profitable black market for the commodity
By: Su-Lin Tan
A total of 110,000 migration places will be cut under new measures announced in Australia's budget
By: Su-Lin Tan
A total of 110,000 migration places will be cut under new measures announced in Australia’s budget.
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