Australia’s best sports rights in the hands of a Soviet-born, former oil tycoon
There’s an unorthodox tour bus that used to wind its way through the streets of London, not to Big Ben…
Hooked on climbing ice from the first thud of the axe
Eleven strangers sit in an awkwardly spaced circle in the Jindabyne Scout Hall with piles of snow camping equipment on…
Reading into WeChat’s Australian opinion leaders and brokers
Authors: Haiqing Yu, RMIT University and Wanning Sun, UTS There is a common misperception that WeChat is a trap for…
Who leads and brokers opinion on Australia’s WeChat
Authors: Haiqing Yu, RMIT University and Wanning Sun, UTS There is a common misperception that WeChat is a trap for…
Content flow across the great firewall on WeChat
Authors: Haiqing Yu, RMIT University and Wanning Sun, UTS WeChat is a news-sharing and content-distribution platform where people can easily…
Divorce as a ‘certificate of happiness’ in modern China
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Hun Sen’s fight to control the Cambodian infosphere
Authors: Japhet Quitzon, CSIS and Sophal Ear, ASU Thunderbird Like in many authoritarian countries around the world, the Cambodian free…
Is WeChat’s threat to Australian elections overstated?
Author: Fan Yang, Deakin University The 2019 Australian federal election was the first time that Australian politicians interacted with Mandarin…
Signs of life amid political stasis
Author: Joseph Yu-shek Cheng, Institute for Security and Development Policy At the beginning of 2023 Hong Kong followed mainland China…
Hong Kong sees signs of life amid political stasis
Author: Joseph Yu-shek Cheng, Institute for Security and Development Policy At the beginning of 2023 Hong Kong followed mainland China…