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Asian Australians

From Rhapsody Of Love to The Farewell, Here Are 14 Must-See Films Starring Asian Australians
Chloe Zhao's Golden Globes win is a reminder to Australia to seek out more Asian representation in front of and behind the camera.
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Why Lunar New Year Cant Come Soon Enough For MasterChefs Melissa Leong
TV host lifts the lid on Asias most-famous holiday.
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Celebs Call Out Rise In Hate Crimes Against Asian Americans Amid Pandemic
Actors Daniel Dae Kim, Daniel Wu, Gemma Chan and Chris Pang want the public, authorities and the media to pay more attention to anti-Asian attacks related to COVID-19.
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Racism At The Cricket Is 'All Too Familiar' To These Indian Australians
"Ive made the conscious choice to avoid going to Australia vs India cricket matches for the last few years."
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MasterChef Australia Star Poh Ling Yeow's Identity Revelation
Poh has previously opened up about her struggles growing up as a migrant kid after moving to Australia from Malaysia at age nine.
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Sky News Host Is Caught In Racist Row Over Wuhan Bats Costumes
Caroline Marcus dressed her son in a bat costume while she and her husband dressed as 'Wuhan street vendors'.
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How Junior MasterChef's Phenix Is Making Her Vietnamese Family Proud
The 11-year-old granddaughter of refugees will be the figure of representation her parents didn't see growing up.
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MasterChef's Reynold On 'How Tough It Can Be As An Immigrant Kid'
The cooking show contestant said he struggled after moving to Australia from Indonesia with his family at age four.
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MasterChef's Poh: 'There's Another Fight For Asian Kids That Not Many People Bring Up'
Proud of her Malaysian Chinese heritage, the celebrity chef said she knows "theres a lot of cultural pressure" to not pursue a creative career.
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MasterChef Judge Jock Calls Out Racism Towards Melissa Leong
"I feel sorry for you that you cannot see past the colour of someones skin," the judge told a viewer who sent him an offensive message.
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