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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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Australia looks to China for maths, science lessons
Frustrated by stagnating maths and STEM standards, Australian education and policy experts are travelling to China for lessons on how to boost maths and...
China ‘responsible for cyber attacks targeting Australia’
Federal government agencies reportedly believe China is behind large-scale cyber attacks on Australia.
‘Not sensible’: Scott Morrison delivers stern warning to China
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has delivered a stern warning to China that his government will not relent to Beijing’s demands as steps are taken to resurrect their struggling relationship.
Australia in the firing line as Trump, Pyongyang and now China talk of war
A mad man in Pyongyang with a growing arsenal of missiles and nuclear weapons. A US president thought by much of the world to...
Growing fears for Chinese-Australian writer who has disappeared in China
The Australian government is searching for information concerning the whereabouts of Yang Hengjun, a prominent Chinese-Australian writer who friends fear has been detained by...
How Bob Carr became China’s pawn
One of the big questions hanging over the future of Australian trade and investment with China is whether it is possible to engage more...
Matthew Ng parole case to put spotlight on China’s influence over Australia
China's influence over the Australian Government will be questioned in the Federal Court today.
Chinese-Australia businessman Matthew Ng is challenging strict parole conditions put on him...
Financing more buyers: Harry Triguboff cites tougher Chinese capital controls
Harry Triguboff, the country's richest person, says he is financing about $200 million of the $1.4 billion worth of apartment sales he expects to make this...
Peter Dutton: China accuses home affairs minister of ‘shocking’ and ‘malicious’ slur
The home affairs minister, Peter Dutton, has launched a wide-ranging attack on the Chinese Communist party, accusing it of engineering a series of cyber-attacks on...
Brisbane education industry unfazed by bad Chinese press
Despite reports indicating Chinese students are turning their back on studying in Australia, Lord Mayor Graham Quirk says Brisbane has nothing to be concerned...
Should Australia Fear an Influx of Chinese?
New census results this week from Australia show that it is increasingly an Asian nation, with Asian migration outstripping European for the first time and Mandarin now the second-most spoken language after English.
