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Jamie Dunkin

Jamie Dunkin

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Casual Digital Producer, The Nightly

Sydney CBD

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Australia , Internet Culture , Entertainment , Music , Soccer

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Total articles 1572

  • Barbei Hsu: Taiwanese actor dies aged 48 after contracting influenza

    By Jamie Dunkin| Perth Now Verified Taiwanese singer and actress Barbie Hsu has died aged 48 from pneumonia. Popularly known as “Big S”, she rose to stardom off the back of the 2001 school drama Meteor Garden, which cemented her as one of the Mandarin-speaking world’s biggest celebrities. Her sister Dee Hsu confirmed the news on Taiwan’s TVBS News, following days of speculation surrounding the multi-hyphenate’s health on Chinese social media. Dee shared that she had fallen unwell during a recent family trip to Japan.

    By Jamie Dunkin · Perth Now

    Feb. 03, 2025

  • Australian football has its own History Wars as new team recognised as First Matildas

    By Jamie Dunkin| 7News Verified An internal rift in Australian football history has been reopened in what is meant to be an attempt to heal it, with Football Australia announcing the “historic” recognition of the 1975 team as the true “First Matildas”.

    By Jamie Dunkin · 7News

    Jul. 02, 2024

  • Barbei Hsu: Taiwanese actor dies aged 48 after contracting influenza

    By Jamie Dunkin| Perth Now Verified Taiwanese singer and actress Barbie Hsu has died aged 48 from pneumonia. Popularly known as “Big S”, she rose to stardom off the back of the 2001 school drama Meteor Garden, which cemented her as one of the Mandarin-speaking world’s biggest celebrities. Her sister Dee Hsu confirmed the news on Taiwan’s TVBS News, following days of speculation surrounding the multi-hyphenate’s health on Chinese social media. Dee shared that she had fallen unwell during a recent family trip to Japan.

    By Jamie Dunkin · Perth Now

    Feb. 03, 2025

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The Nightly