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Summary: Comprehensive coverage of major news events across Australia and around the world with regular reports from China, Hong Kong/ Macau, Taiwan and other parts of the world. Also featuring lifestyle, youth programs, settlement information and morning talkback to share listeners their views and bring the Cantonese-speaking communities across Australia closer together.
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Podcasts:
Julia Gillard in leading Tony Abbott as preferred prime minister by the biggest margin in more than a year.
The friendship amongst children is pure like the jasmine. Sharon, Julanda, Vicky and Gary have brought us a story written by Bai Bing.
Correspondent Sam Wong reports the coming ACT election and an interesting court ruling on privacy.
CanRevive is going to organise a large-scale public seminar inviting internationally renowned specialist , Dr. Charlie Teo, to talk about the latest treatment for brain tumor patients. Elsa Tsang has talked to Ms. Emily Hung from CanRevive.
Police in Melbourne have continued what they described as a counter-terrorism operation into a second day. Federal Police say they arrested a 23-year-old man from the outer suburb of Officer. Elsa Tsang reports.
In this Technology World segment, Ka Fung and Elsa will discuss about different types of broadband networks that you can choose from and install at home. Ka Fung will also give you some tips on how to secure your home Wi-Fi network.
There is a record-breaking number of Australian-Chinese candidates in the NSW Council Election. However, the elected rate is not as high as expected. Elsa Tsang reports.
Current Affairs by Aaron: Senior Labor MPs are pushing for a vote on gay marriage to clear the issue off the agenda. There are currently 4 private members bills to be debated and voted in the Lower House and the Senate. Five ministers argued i...
Climate Change Series (07/09/12) by Thomas: Reasons that Federal Government revamped the Carbon Floor Price in line with EU Carbon Trading Scheme in 2015 and the Reactions
Guangzhou Report: What are "Missing Weekends"? They are outings or short trips organised by Chinese internet users to go on a short trips together. This form of meetings is gaining momentum recently.
A group investigating the effectiveness of Australia's drug laws has found that the so-called "war on drugs" has been a colossal failure. The Australia 21 report, "Alternatives to Prohibition", compares the drugs law policies of f...
Ted Baillieu, the Premier of Victoria, will be leading a Super Trade Mission to China later this month. A renowned Australian wine maker, De Bortoli Wines, is among the delegates. Aaron interviewed Nikki Palun, Export Manager - Asia Pacific, to e...
Current Affairs by Aaron A wave of more than 30 attacks across Iraq has killed 88 people. The latest assaults came as Iraqs Vice-President Tareq al-Hashemi, a leading Sunni, was sentenced in absentia to hang for murder.
The Taiwan High Court closed the 21-year-old case, saying its verdict was final and no further appeals were to be allowed.
Correspondent Nancy Choa explains the reasons the Country Liberal Party has defeated the Labour Party in the New Territories Government election.
