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Huawei dominates high-level Australia-China talks led by Howard
The Huawei controversy dominated a high-level meeting in Beijing between Australia and China, in the wake of the dramatic arrest of Huawei executive heiress...
The Australia-China Relations Institute doesn’t belong at UTS
Last month eight of Australia’s top journalists visited China for a week as guests of the Australia-China Relations Institute (ACRI) at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS). They were greeted by top Communist Party officials and toured some of China’s new infrastructure projects.
China’s Communist Party accused of influencing Australia’s Chinese-language media
Australia's media has faced "persistent efforts" by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to influence and censor content, according to a new report from an Australian think tank.
China orders halt to red meat imports from several Australian meatworks
China has temporarily banned beef exports from a number of Australian meatworks, the ABC understands.
The Australian Meat Industry Council has confirmed it is working...
How President Xi ensures his will is being enforced — at home and abroad
PRESIDENT Xi’s Communist Party has extended its reach deep into suburban Australia, effectively silencing dissidents and ensuring Beijing’s international agendas are enforced.
Growing concerns about...
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...
China must be told to stop interfering in Australian affairs
Monday night's episode of Four Corners lined up an array of academics, bureaucrats and politicians expressing alarm about China's attempts to influence Australia through...
China’s internet erupts over Monash University’s drunk officials quiz question
Monash University's reputation in the lucrative Chinese student market has taken a battering after an online exam for business students claimed it was widely said Chinese government officials only tell the truth when they are drunk.
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.
The Sydney...
Agribusiness delegation heads to China to improve industry ties
The Malcolm Broomhead-chaired Australia-China Belt and Road Initiative is poised to lead its inaugural agribusiness delegation to China this weekend, which is aiming to identify achievable, practical steps to further advance Australian-Chinese agricultural industry collaboration.
Breakthrough in Australia’s beef with China over meat exports
Australian beef which was shipped to China before the Asian powerhouse slapped a temporary import ban on some producers will now be allowed into...
Chinese icebreaker Xue Long’s summer visits to inject $2.5m to Tasmanian economy: Premier
Chinese icebreaker Xue Long will dock in Hobart twice over summer, with the Tasmanian Government estimating the two port calls will inject $2.5 million...
