From the kitchen table to a $35 million business: Bubs Australia
IT ALL started in a suburban kitchen on Sydney’s northern beaches.
At home on maternity leave from her role as a high-flying marketing executive, local...
Julie Bishop’s attack on Labor over Chinese donations backfires
A parliamentary attack on Labor over foreign donations from Chinese supporters backfired badly on Foreign Minister Julie Bishop on Wednesday when the opposition returned...
Senate candidate’s China links find $120k for Labor
The NSW Labor Party received donations totalling at least $120,000 for last year’s federal election campaign from companies with links to a Chinese-born businessman...
ALP reels after resignation and calls for China donations inquiry
Labor is reeling after an adviser resigned amid revelations that the party bankrolled its 2016 federal election campaign with the help of up to...
Bob Carr fascinates with sins of omission on Chinese influence
There are many sins of commission in Bob Carr’s crack at debunking his straw man version of the Four Corners-Fairfax investigation into Beijing’s influence...
China’s youngest female billionaire Zetian Zhang lists The Rocks penthouse for $18 million
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Chinese rich-lister signs off on Vaucluse mansion for $36 million
Penthouse at The Rocks sells for $16.2...
Chinese hardware giant opens Sydney complex
Chinese building materials and homewares company China Lesso Group Holdings is opening its first exhibition space in Australia today, as it makes a push into the local market.
Malcolm Turnbull, Bill Shorten are in step with meddling China
Here we are again with another China problem. This time it’s serious and needing a sophisticated, continuing, institutional response.
But first let’s pause to celebrate...
Dastyari raised China questions days after billionaire paid his $5000 bill
In the days after Labor senator Sam Dastyari had a $5000 legal bill paid by a Chinese billionaire he asked a series of pointed...
The Labor Party, Chinese property developer Huang Xiangmo, and the seat in the NSW...
When Chinese President Xi Jinping came to power at the beginning of November 2012, one of the first things he did was announce a...
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China test looms for Australia over Hong Kong free trade agreement
Millions of Hong Kongers believe those goals are worth fighting for. A test will come soon enough when Australian politicians must decide whether to help.
Chinese police to play by Australian rules under new deal
Chinese police who want to question suspects in Australia will need to obey a new set of formal rules which include having an Australian Federal...
The weird and wonderful things you notice when you travel to China
THE MOMENT the immigration officer opened my passport, I knew China would be a unique experience.
She stared at me suspiciously for a minute or...
Victoria apologises to Chinese community for racist policies during gold rush era
Victoria's Premier has apologised to the state's Chinese community for the racism and unjust policies their ancestors endured during Australia's gold rush era.
Premier Daniel...
Australia has a China problem and we can’t leave it to faceless spooks
China policy is much too important to be left to a non-accountable security establishment.
‘You are not alone’: Lifeline seeks to reach out to Chinese community
For members of Australia's Chinese community, cultural stigma and language can be additional barriers to seeking help.
Trump ‘hires’ Turnbull to negotiate with China in North Korea fight
Specifically, Mr Trump sought Mr Turnbull’s views on dealing with China and maintaining a good relationship with Chinese leaders.
Costs of Australia’s relationship with China are adding up
Even if it's not yet publicly spelled out, there's a growing difference of opinion between Australia's political and business leadership over China.
Australian business leaders...
Australians fear Chinese influence in real estate rather than politics
While Australian political leaders are growing more concerned about the security and military threat posed by China, new research show the Australian people are...
New Zealand backs Taiwan joining the WHO despite China rebuke
New Zealand’s foreign minister has said the country has to stand up for itself after China warned its call for Taiwan’s participation in the World Health Organization (WHO) could damage bilateral ties.
Foreign investors ‘push up prices’
Sydneysiders are concerned that foreign investors, and particularly Chinese real estate investors, are pushing up housing prices, according to survey findings published this month....
China’s internet erupts over Monash University’s drunk officials quiz question
Monash University's reputation in the lucrative Chinese student market has taken a battering after an online exam for business students claimed it was widely said Chinese government officials only tell the truth when they are drunk.
