Francine Rivera Chen
[ Digital content specialist ]
Multimedia content
Examples of my work, including articles, video interviews, infographics and page designs.
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Edited online infographic about treated Fukushima water release
A trailblazing banking career
Women in leadership
Christmas boxes
Chinese-NZers on racism
As NZ lockdown begins, fears rise for abuse victims and the homeless
Life in Asia's expat havens
NZ migrant groups warn of ‘humanitarian crisis’
Playwright builds bridges with bilingual play
Full layout of InterVIEW magazine
Christchurch, NZ
Best read stories in Asia 2020
Chinese business values: Guanxi, mianzi, renqing
NZ's kendo master
A view on Covid-19 from HK
Young South Koreans sceptical about reunification
Newspaper to give a voice to ‘invisible’ communities
Malaysians in NZ struggle after Christchurch terrorist attack
First Baby, Japanese war brides, rules-based trade system
Q&A: North Korean defector
As Jacinda Ardern soars in NZ elections, ethnic Chinese voters look to her opponent
Explainer: Protests against Cambodia’s 2018 general election
Kiwis in South Korea comment on 2018 inter-Korea summit
Internet freedom in Asia 2017
Understanding North Korea ‘a complex process’: expert
Outlook on Asian-Kiwi stories
Asia Media Centre
Asian-language enrolments in NZ schools (2007-2016)
Proofread a 187-page book in 24 hours
Headlines
I've written thousands of headlines over my career.
The secret? Less is more. Also, fun wordplay.
Lay of the land
Bummer crop
Malaysia’s cunning plan for start-up dominance: if you can’t beat them, own them
Surge pricing
#NoFilter
Grade expectations
In ageing Singapore, the Sandwich Generation is feeling the squeeze
Cents and sensibility
Not just China, Indonesia loves US soybeans too as tempeh popularity booms
Malaysian durian farmers vs the state
In India’s cloud kitchens, dreams of a healthy-eating unicorn
As China’s beef with Australia hits its economy, will Canberra be cowed?
Singapore’s worrying trend of homeowners defaulting on mortgages
White privilege: to dismantle it, we must first learn to identify it