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‘The perfect crime’: Aussie business battles counterfeit wine in China
Following the discovery of 14,000 bottles of fake Penfolds wine for sale in China in November, Wine Australia had to concede it can't keep track of the extent counterfeit Australian wine is being sold in the country.
New deal seeks to make China more accessible for AU businesses – and vice...
The Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade) is cooperating with the Commonwealth Bank of Australia to open the gates between Australia and Hong Kong,...
Using local talent the key to MMG’s success in China: Michelmore
As the US under Donald Trump is pulling back from international economic leadership, China’s business culture is advancing to fill the gap, according to...
Australia universities let Chinese students get around a travel ban. Critics warn it could...
Australian universities have allowed some students from mainland China to circumvent travel restrictions and return to study. But critics say that practice may inevitably import the infectious coronavirus to local campuses.
Coming soon: Buyer frenzy from China
SYDNEY estate agents will be seeking out buyers who’ll be here from China next week on potential fly’n’buy visits.
The National Day Golden Week is...
Coal in decline: Adani in question and Australia out of step
“It is becoming clear that Chinese coal demand has peaked,” he went on. “The outlook for imports [to] India and other countries is uncertain.”
Rio Tinto watching for revival in China iron ore mining
Rio Tinto chief executive Jean Sebastien Jacques said he has no real concerns about China's iron ore demand in 2017, and the indications for 2018 are positive.
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.
Key...
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.
The gloss is wearing off the China boom and we may suffer
Australia has been living off the Chinese genie that escaped from the bottle around 2000 and recreated itself as an economic super power.
It triggered...
Chinese investment in Australian real estate booms to record levels, reaching $24 billion in...
Chines investors spent $24 billion on Australian real estate in the last year
The figure, compiled by Chinese website Juwai.com, is up $6 billion...
The Labor Party, Chinese property developer Huang Xiangmo, and the seat in the NSW...
When Chinese President Xi Jinping came to power at the beginning of November 2012, one of the first things he did was announce a...
