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Chinese investment in Australian property could fall as much as $16b in 2017
Chinese buyers have turned off the Australian investment property market, with 43 per cent of Chinese agents surveyed by Investorist saying they would stop...
Kung Fu Komedy: How Melbourne’s Andy Curtain opened the only comedy club in mainland...
Mainland China may have more than 1.3 billion people, but it only has one stand-up comedy club.
Melbourne-born comedian Andy Curtain started producing comedy shows...
Corporate concern over China tensions harming trade
Australian business leaders have urged the federal government to support China’s Belt and Road Initiative amid increasing concerns that political tensions between Canberra and...
PM doubles down on China virus probe
Scott Morrison has doubled down on his demand that the source of the coronavirus outbreak be thoroughly investigated, telling the United Nations that such a calamity must never be allowed to happen again.
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...
Why Australian universities have upset Chinese students
In four prominent cases in recent months, Chinese students at Australian universities have complained about teaching materials being incorrect or insulting to China.
The incidents...
‘No basis in fact’: Australian Tourism Minister slams China’s travel warning
Trade and Tourism Minister Simon Birmingham has slammed the Chinese government for instructing citizens not to visit Australia due to increasing racism as "having no basis in fact".
Australia called ‘gum stuck to China’s shoe’ by state media in coronavirus investigation stoush
Australia has been described as “gum stuck to the bottom of China’s shoe,” by a Chinese state media editor as Beijing criticised calls for an inquiry into the coronavirus origin as “political manoeuvring,” further straining ties.
China’s richest have $30 trillion to spend, and more investing in Australia
Australia is the third most popular destination for ultra-rich Chinese to invest wealth offshore and it's closing the gap on other countries, a new report shows.
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...
Smashing the ‘butter fruit’: Australia looks to feed China’s growing avocado demand
Five years ago avocados were virtually unheard of in China, but a rapidly growing middle class has seen demand for foreign avocados skyrocket.
Located between...
This ‘democracy’ thing: China and Australia compared
Many Australians are rather proud of our "democracy", but how much more democratic than China are we really?Colin Cook considers.
THE DEMONISATION of China in...
