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China must be told to stop interfering in Australian affairs
Monday night's episode of Four Corners lined up an array of academics, bureaucrats and politicians expressing alarm about China's attempts to influence Australia through...
Australia abandoned plans for Taiwanese free trade agreement after warning from China
Australia walked away from plans for a free trade agreement with Taiwan after China warned any deal would hurt relations between Beijing and Canberra.
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Australia to review migrants rule for Chinese millionaires, other applicants; data shows they boost...
A government official declared on Wednesday that Australia would review visa rules for millionaire would-be migrants as part of the country’s efforts to tighten policies in applying for residency rights.
Payne questions motive behind China’s arrest of Canadians but stops short of urging release
Foreign Minister Marise Payne has said Australia is “very concerned” the arrest of two Canadians in China represents political retaliation by Beijing over the...
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...
‘Delicate moment’: was Scott Morrison’s Lowy speech a pivot towards Trumpism?
‘Delicate moment’: was Scott Morrison’s Lowy speech a pivot towards Trumpism?
The PM has taken a barely veiled swipe at the United Nations and the international institutions Australia previously championed
Sydney’s Amy Lyons is raking it in as a Chinese social influencer
YOU might not recognise her, but Amy Lyons is a big deal in China. The 24-year-old Sydney native is living it up as a social media influencer in Beijing.
Clive Hamilton launches Chinese-language version of Silent Invasion ahead of Tiananmen anniversary
Author Clive Hamilton has launched a Chinese-language edition of his controversial book Silent Invasion to coincide with the 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre.
Chinese still have a lot to learn doing business Down Under
Chinese companies are on a steep learning curve in Australia, says corporate adviser Alistair Nicholas, co-author of a report on Chinese investors in agribusiness that was launched in Beijing yesterday.
Horse racing: China ‘a sleeping giant’ in Australia’s multi-million-dollar thoroughbred industry
China's growing interest in Australia's thoroughbred horse racing sector bodes well for the local industry, a breeding expert says.
About half of all thoroughbred horses...
Nuclear secrets and deadly coffees: A look at Australian fake news on Chinese social...
Like many people around the world, citizens in China are now getting much of their news from social media instead of traditional news outlets.
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Warehouses full of baby formula headed to China
A BABY formula warehouse loaded with pallets, shopping bags and trolleys of tins stripped from supermarket shelves to be sent to China has been uncovered.
