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Coronavirus started in China, PM tells mining billionaire
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has told billionaire Andrew Forrest to stay away from foreign affairs and stop spreading misinformation about the origins of the coronavirus.
China’s credit crackdown is starting to bite and we won’t be spared
Should we be bracing for a coming China crash?
Figures released on Monday clearly show that the Chinese economy is losing momentum as tighter financial conditions...
China explains why Aussie coal shipments have been restricted
After reports that Australian coal had been blocked at a key port in north-eastern China, officials have defended the action.
A Chinese official said yesterday...
How China’s debt binge threatens Australia
No country can be indifferent to China's economy, especially not Australia. We're more exposed to what goes on in it than just about any...
DFAT confirms jailed Crown staff released in China
China has released 10 employees of the 16 Crown Resorts staff who were detained in October and sentenced last month for gambling crimes.
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.
Peter Dutton vows to ‘call out’ China over foreign interference and cyber hacks
Immigration Minister David Coleman and Treasurer Josh Frydenberg agreed that in many cases China's values were inconsistent with Australia's.
China to limit imports of dirty coal
Imagine you live in a village where one very large and powerful family both farms and eats half of the grain, and has massive...
Australian diplomats visit detained blogger after accusations of crossing ‘China’s legal red line’
Australian diplomats have visited the detained Australian blogger Yang Hengjun, who is being held in residential detention in Beijing under investigation for involvement with...
US-China trade tariffs could spell trouble for Australian miners
Analysts say the uncertainty following news of United States-China tariffs could cause issues for miners in Australia's biggest export state.
Bell Potter Securities' Giuliano Sala...
Australian currency trader staff in Shanghai held hostage in alleged extortion attempt
Three Chinese and Taiwanese staff members from an Australian foreign exchange trading firm continue to be held against their will in a Shanghai office, in an alleged extortion attempt.
Chinese government denies visas for trip organised by Bob Carr’s think tank
The deterioration in relations between Beijing and Canberra now appears to be affecting even the most China-friendly voices in Australia, with trips to the...
