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Bertin Huynh

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I am a multimedia journalist specialising in all things visual storytelling

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Australia’s best pie has a Malaysian prawn curry filling – and its bakers have even bolder flavours in mind

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By Bertin Huynh Verified
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When Ryan Khun first arrived in Australia from Cambodia in 2012, aged 27, he had never tasted a pie. That is, until his older brother Chan took him to a servo for a meat pie: flaky pastry on the outside, a molten mince slurry in the middle. His first meal in Australia, unfamiliar tastes in a new land.
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As One Nation surges in the polls, I’m so heartened by Australia’s love for Nestory Irankunda

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By Bertin Huynh Verified
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‘Nestory Irankunda scored the first of two world-class goals. Turkey, despite possessing the ball for most of the match, lost. The crowd went wild.’ Photograph: Andrew Chin/Zuma Press Wire/Shutterstock The last time I wrote about refugees, I kept getting a certain type of comment. That people like my parents were the right kind of refugee. The good ones. Deserving of a place in Australia.
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Fifty years on, Lam Tac Tam reflects on life in Australia as the first Vietnamese refugee to arrive by boat

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By Bertin Huynh Verified
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Fifty years ago this Sunday, they floated at a pivotal point in Australia’s history. Their own lives and nation’s character were about to change for ever. Unbeknownst to the Lam brothers and their three crewmates, they were about to become the first refugees from Vietnam to reach Australia by boat, the seeds of a community the country would come to embrace. So they docked. Lam, remembering the moment, breaks down how he felt: 70% relief and 30% uncertainty.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

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bertin.huynh@gmail.com

Why did you become a journalist?

Serious answer: I want to use my storytelling abilities to help others. Non-serious answer: The Newsroom (2012)
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