Doug Dingwall

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

The White House is using anime as propaganda. Fans in Japan hate it

By: Doug Dingwall

Thu 18 Jun 2026 at 5:48am Masked agents handcuff and arrest men with blurred faces in the video, as the iconic Pokémon theme song reaches its chorus: "Gotta catch 'em all."

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

What is 'monoculturalism' and what does it look like in practice?

By: Doug Dingwall, Claire Campbell, Will Jackson

Fri 19 Jun 2026 at 9:17pm Pauline Hanson has called for Australia to reject multiculturalism and "live under the one cultural umbrella".

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

What can Australia learn from Asia's battle with H5N1 variant bird flu?

By: Doug-Dingwall

Thu 25 Jun 2026 at 9:11pm The first countries in the world to deal with the H5N1 variant bird flu have lessons for Australia after cases were detected in the country's south.

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

How Thailand's Pattaya City tried to shed its sex tourism hub reputation

By: Doug Dingwall, Patrick Martin

Wed 1 Jul 2026 at 5:27am The Thai city of Pattaya is known for a brightly lit strip of go-go bars known as Walking Street frequented by tourists after dark.

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

The Thai child sex exploitation scourge unfolding at bars, restaurants and hotels

By: Doug Dingwall, Lachlan Bennett

Tue 14 Jul 2026 at 8:39pm Every night holds unknown dangers for children being sexually exploited in Thailand's tourism hubs.

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

South Korea wants to be an AI superpower. Here's why chips are key

By: Doug Dingwall

South Korea is doubling down on its bid to lead in AI, unveiling plans last month to spend hundreds of billions on developing its chip manufacturing.

MSN

South Korea wants to be a top-three AI superpower. Here's why memory chips are key

By: Doug Dingwall

Doug Dingwall South Korea is cashing in on AI's appetite for memory, and its chip makers plan to spend hundreds of billions of dollars to maintain their advantage.

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

CXMT's rise as China's most valuable listed company could help end memory chip shortage

By: Doug-Dingwall

Thu 30 Jul 2026 at 8:28am A company carrying China's hopes of securing its own artificial intelligence memory chip supply could help ease

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

Some migrants open to voting for One Nation if Pauline Hanson passes important test

By: Doug Dingwall

Melbourne business owner Charanjit Singh with One Nation leader Pauline Hanson. Supplied: Charanjit Singh

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

Residents in Melbourne's booming outer west say population growth outpacing infrastructure

By: Doug-Dingwall, Jason-Fang

Life on Melbourne's booming fringe. Some of Kiritika Deo's earliest experiences of life in Australia involved long walks if she wanted to catch a bus into the city.