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Ausin Chinese agency collapses, 130 housing settlements lost
Residential project marketer and sales agency Ausin Group's offices in China have collapsed leaving behind a trail of 130 failed settlements of houses and apartments...
Deputy NZ PM Winston Peters issues warning against Chinese interference
Winston Peters, New Zealand's Deputy Prime Minster and Foreign Minister, says it would be "naive" to think general citizens are not being spied upon...
Fears government restrictions will stop flow of Chinese money to Brisbane, Gold Coast development
THE great wall of money from mainland China arriving in Queensland will continue but there are concerns cracks are appearing.
Over the past few years...
China to extend restrictions on Australian coal, say analysts
China's restrictions on Australian coal are expected to remain in place into next year as Beijing seeks to moderate a spike in foreign imports of the commodity to protect domestic supply.
Dastyari in hot water over China links
A high-profile Chinese donor reportedly pulled out of a promised $400,000 pledge after Labor criticised China's activity in the South China Sea.
In a speech...
NSW Government scraps Chinese Government-sponsored program over foreign influence fears
NSW Education Minister Sarah Mitchell said she supported the department's decision to end the Confucius Institute program.
China’s love of wine drives thirst for knowledge
In calendar 2000 China imported $1.34 million of our wine; by 2016 it reached $520m, three months later in March it had reached $568m, a year-on-year growth of 41 per cent.
Australia’s China play wrong: US adviser
Former US Presidential advisor Dr Pippa Malmgren can't believe Australia sulks at home while our biggest trading partner builds a new world on our...
‘No alternative’ to South China Sea exercises, John Howard says
John Howard has hardened his position on the South China Sea, predicting Australia would eventually join US-led freedom-of-navigation exercises to “hold the ring” against Chinese expansion.
China Australia: A marriage of more than convenience
The mutual dependency is undeniable: China has been Australia’s largest trading partner since 2010. Total two-way trade in the 2016 fiscal year was $A150 billion; Australian exports to China were $A86 billion.
Victorian opposition will make Belt and Road deal with China public if elected
Nationals leader says, ‘What’s so secret? There’s an issue with trust and credibility’.
The Victorian opposition has pledged to publicly release the memorandum of understanding...
Australia’s states are growing closer to China as the federal relationship remains strained
It is a warm spring night and Government House in Perth is illuminated with a red, China themed glow.
