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Rundown of China’s spy agencies will make uncomfortable reading for some
We've heard in recent years that Chinese spying and hacking in Australia is so rife that it's overwhelming our own intelligence agencies. The federal government in 2018 even introduced new laws to try to limit Chinese spying and interference.
‘We’re going to need the Australians’: Pompeo lays out contest with China
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has said global institutions trying to deal with an aggressive China are no longer fit for purpose, in part because Australia does not have a leading role in many of them.
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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Three Chinese warships arrive in Sydney Harbour for four-day stopover
The arrival of three Chinese warships in Sydney harbour was not a surprise, Scott Morrison has said, despite the fact that the government did not announce the visit in advance.
Chinese buyers on sidelines as national congress looms
Deal-makers have been closely watching the volume of Chinese money flowing into Australian merger and acquisition activity dry up and it’s unlikely to change...
Scott Morrison meets Chinese Premier as Australia hopes to emerge from diplomatic freezer
Prime Minister Morrison arrived in Bangkok ahead of the East Asia Summit. China denied there has been a "historical feud" between Canberra and Beijing
Labor’s plan to work with China in north Australia ‘bizarre’
A push by Labor to engage directly with Beijing’s “One Belt, One Road” strategy by signing up to joint infrastructure projects in Australia’s north...
Positive development: Australian researchers claim to find possible ‘cure’ for Coronavirus
Queensland senator Susan McDonald has tested positive for Covid-19; the 2020 AFL season will last only 17 rounds; and NSW health minister warns of an ‘exponential’ rise in cases.
From student to drone swarms: how the Chinese Communist Party trains its cadres in...
In 2009, a student called Wang Xiangke came to the Australian National University as a visiting PhD scholar. It was a year after the Olympic torch...
Mortgages and debt: How lending culture is leaving Australians vulnerable
A decade of housing price rises, low interest rates and relatively easy credit has left Australians carrying the second-highest level of household debt in...
China heads for a trade recession as exports crash 20pc, and that’s bad news...
China's export effort appears to have finally cracked under sustained pressure from US tariffs and a slowdown in global trade
Key points:
China's trade surplus...
China’s plan to develop Samoan port a regional security concern
China is negotiating to fund the redevelopment of a coral-choked port in Samoa, in a move seen to have major economic and strategic implications...
