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Australian National University ‘hit by Chinese hackers’
Australia’s top-ranked university says it has spent several months fighting off a threat to its computer systems, which some media reports say have been...
Chinese investment in Australia falls as political debate hits confidence
Chinese direct investment in Australia has declined, according to a new report by the University of Sydney and KPMG. In 2017, the value of investment fell...
Concetta Fierravanti-Wells says Turnbull, Bishop neglected concerns about China in the Pacific
Outgoing international development minister Concetta Fierravanti-Wells has accused Malcolm Turnbull and Julie Bishop of failing to back her up after she criticised China's aid...
Margaret River wine producers see big future in exports to China as demand grows
China is now the biggest export destination for Australian wine, and Margaret River winemakers are hopeful for their future in a market tipped to...
Following the money: where China’s $40bn investment in Australia is going
New data out on Chinese investment in Australia has revealed that while the mining industry is the dominant destination of funds, investment in real...
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...
The story of William Ah Ket, the first Chinese-Australian barrister
He fought against the White Australia policy and racist laws targeting Chinese workers as Australia's first barrister of Chinese descent.
Despite these achievements, William Ah...
Hong Kong’s use of emergency law sparks warning from Payne
Foreign Minister Marise Payne has warned Hong Kong's government it "risks inflaming a delicate and sensitive situation" by using emergency laws for the first time in 50 years as thousands of protesters defy orders and return to the streets.
‘You will be put into detention’: Former ABC bureau chief tells story of fleeing...
I was counting down the days before we could leave China for good. This wasn't the way I wanted it to end my posting, leaving behind one the world's biggest stories and many good Chinese friends.
Crown Resorts staff face up to a decade in jail as their trial begins...
FOUR Australians are among 19 staff and associates of Crown Resorts who each face a maximum of 10 years in jail in a closed courtroom trial on the outskirts of Shanghai tomorrow
Bellamy’s baby formula’s $1.5b Chinese takeover bid approved by Treasurer Josh Frydenberg
Bellamy's is the fourth-largest baby formula producer in Australia. The Treasurer has approved the sale with conditions, including investment in Australian facilities
The new Chinese investors about to make Australian property foray
At least 10 Chinese investors and developers who are yet to make their mark on Australia's property scene are preparing to make an entry...
