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Sydney Symphony Orchestra celebrates 45 years of China-Australia relations
The Sydney Symphony Orchestra has celebrated 45 years of bilateral relations between Australian and China by performing to audiences in Shanghai and Beijing.
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Chinese businessman subject of ASIO warning donated $200,000 to WA Liberals
A $200,000 donation to the WA Liberal Party from a billionaire property developer with close ties to the Chinese Communist Party has raised questions,...
Australia’s China Choice
I had been longing for a visit to Australia, home to the Sydney Opera House and The Thorn Birds (my first taste of the Australian literature),...
Ban on Chinese mobile giants for 5G ‘needed to protect critical infrastructure’
Australia’s spy chief has revealed that critical infrastructure, including the electricity grid and water supplies, could not have been adequately protected if China's Huawei...
Crown 19 set to plead guilty in Chinese court
Crown Resorts staff including executive Jason O'Connor are expected to plead guilty when their court case is heard on Monday in Baoshan District Court, outside...
China’s ‘brazen’ and ‘aggressive’ political interference outlined in top-secret report
A top-secret report has raised concerns that the Chinese Government has attempted to influence Australia's political parties for the past decade.
Newsroom Investigation: National MP trained by Chinese spies
A National Party MP who studied at an elite Chinese spy school before moving to New Zealand has attracted the interest of our Security Intelligence Service.
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Australia’s fortunes are linked to China’s economy — for better or worse
Australia's dependence on Chinese money has been a blessing for the local economy, but it could unravel painfully if China's economic slowdown worsens.
Up to half of Chinese buyers leave apartments vacant
A quarter of Chinese buying property overseas leave their apartments vacant and the majority pay for their purchase with cash, a survey of mainland...
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.
BHP set to reap rewards from events in China
Elliott may have 5 per cent of BHP but it is dealing with a transformed company. Let me introduce the new BHP.
Chinese investors in Australian farms urged to win a ‘social licence’
Chinese investors wanting to buy Australian farms or agribusinesses must obtain "broad community approval" if they want to operate in Australia, according to a new report to be released in Beijing on Thursday.
