Australia warns it can’t stop the spread of coronavirus from overseas
Australia’s chief medical officer said on Monday it was no longer possible to completely prevent people with the coronavirus from entering the country, citing concerns about outbreaks in Japan and South Korea.
Suspicion falls on China after cyber attack on Australian Parliament — and it’s not...
It took less than an hour after the first report of a cyber attack on the Australian Parliament for suspicion to fall on China.
Australia's...
Warning WeChat could spread Chinese propaganda during federal election
Security experts warn Beijing could spread propaganda in the lead-up to the federal election through popular social messaging service WeChat, which is facing less...
CCTV cameras, Chinese spies and an unusual delegation
As staff at the Melbourne office of Securecorp were preparing to hand over the company to its new Chinese owners in 2016, they noticed...
Foreign spies are infiltrating Australia, with ‘unprecedented’ espionage and interference activities
CHINA has a concerning plan to infiltrate and interfere with Australia at the highest levels. And it has national security experts on high alert.
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How President Xi ensures his will is being enforced — at home and abroad
PRESIDENT Xi’s Communist Party has extended its reach deep into suburban Australia, effectively silencing dissidents and ensuring Beijing’s international agendas are enforced.
Growing concerns about...
Private Sydney: Chinese party dragons run out of puff
Back in 2015, it felt like a new Chinese gazillionaire was arriving in Sydney and setting up camp every other day.
With their lavish mansions,...
Coming soon: Buyer frenzy from China
SYDNEY estate agents will be seeking out buyers who’ll be here from China next week on potential fly’n’buy visits.
The National Day Golden Week is...
Daigou: Why China is tuning in to live streams from Aussie shops
As Ming Ouyang walks into a Sydney Kmart, preparing to stock his basket with toys, hundreds of people in China are watching the live stream from his phone.
Star Entertainment shines despite China VIP Exodus
The fallout from the Chinese arrests of Crown Resorts staff last October continues to be felt by the Australian casino operators as The Star Entertainment Group...
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Credit curbs hit Chinese investment in Australian housing
THE number of foreign applications for investment in Australian housing is plunging as credit conditions tighten in China, according to Australia’s top financial bureaucrat.
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Suspicion falls on China after cyber attack on Australian Parliament — and it’s not...
It took less than an hour after the first report of a cyber attack on the Australian Parliament for suspicion to fall on China.
Australia's...
Coronavirus: Australian scientists first to recreate virus outside China
Scientists in Australia have become the first to recreate the new coronavirus outside of China in what they have called a "significant breakthrough".
The discovery...
Australia stuck in the middle of the US and China as tensions rise
Tensions have risen at the APEC Summit as the United States and China comes to blows — and now Australia is caught in the...
Sydney unit approvals decline as investors leave market
NSW’s construction boom is beginning to wane as developers hold off new apartment projects over concerns falling investor demand will make units harder to...
Boom iron and coal exports bring first trade surplus in six years
Booming sales of iron ore and coal to China helped deliver the first trade surplus since 2011 over the past year as exports surged...
Bill Shorten disagrees with Paul Keating’s comments on China at Labor’s election campaign launch
Bill Shorten says he does not share former Labor prime minister Paul Keating's views that Australia's spy chiefs are "nutters" who should be sacked to help improve relations with China.
Chinese government denies visas for trip organised by Bob Carr’s think tank
The deterioration in relations between Beijing and Canberra now appears to be affecting even the most China-friendly voices in Australia, with trips to the...
China’s thirst for baby formula creating problems for Australian shoppers and staff
Retail staff are being abused by Chinese personal shoppers and are concerned about their safety at work while they attempt to police the purchase of baby formula in Australian supermarkets.
What Australians need to learn about the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)
We stand with the good freedom-loving people in Australia and the whole world. Let us all unite together in confronting and taking down our common enemy- the Chinese Communist Party.
Chinese state media says shock federal election victory will impact China-Australia relations
A Global Times editorial described the shock election result as "far from optimistic" for foreign relations
China accuses Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton of parroting US in ‘propaganda war’ over...
The Chinese embassy in Canberra has accused Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton of being a mouthpiece for the United States, in a withering criticism describing calls by Australian politicians for greater scrutiny of China's handling of the coronavirus crisis as "pitiful".
