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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.
End the isolation of Chinese students in Australia
In 1989, Liu Xiaobo rushed to Beijing to join student protesters at Tiananmen Square. He was a devoted fighter not just for the rights of pro-democracy students, but all Chinese people. When Liu said "I have no enemies", he meant it.
China ‘a threat’ to Australia’s Antarctica claim
Australia risks being outflanked by China if it continues a complacent attitude towards its Antarctic territory.
Australia must wise up to secret Chinese military activities...
Australian airlines reorient to China following domestic slump
As domestic travel runs into headwinds, Australia's leading airlines are seeking to land Chinese customers with new sales channels and new routes to the major Asian market.
MPs voice concerns about Chinese government influence at Aussie universities
Four MPs have voiced concerns about the influence the Chinese government has at Aussie unis, following a tense clash between protesters on Friday.
Scott Morrison doubles down over China’s treatment of Uighurs
Scott Morrison has once again condemned China’s mass detention and surveillance of Uighurs and other Muslim minorities in Xinjiang, after copping backlash from Beijing.
Hastie calls for ‘push back’ as coronavirus reveals ‘true cost’ of reliance on China
Prominent Liberal MP Andrew Hastie is calling for a "push back" against the activities of China in Australia as the coronavirus pandemic exposes the costs of "relying too heavily on an authoritarian regime" for our prosperity and economic security.
Scott Morrison takes veiled swipe at China during visit to Vietnam
Scott Morrison never mentioned China by name, but one word in his speech last night revealed what he really thinks about the superpower.
Victoria’s Daniel Andrews slammed over China deal: ‘Belt and Road’ scheme explained
The controversial Belt and Road Initiative has been in the news over the past seven days, but what exactly is it and how does it affect Australia? Victorian premier Daniel Andrews says his state’s proposed deal with China will bring much needed jobs and new infrastructure to the state.
China the toast of Aussie wine exporters
Industry group Wine Australia says China remains the top destination for Australian wine, with exports growing 44 per cent to $607 million in 2016/17.
ASIO warns parties that taking China cash could compromise Australia
ASIO has warned the major political parties about taking donations from two high-profile Chinese businessmen because they may be a conduit for Chinese Communist...
‘I share Australian values’: Chinese-Australian developer hits back at foreign ownership fears in Tasmania
Plans for a $100 million resort on Tasmania's east coast are raising concerns about foreign ownership and influence in the Apple Isle, but one...
