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Coal price drops one third as China shuts door on Australian imports until 2019
Limits to imports were initially put in place in the middle of this year but now Chinese authorities have stopped all imports of coal from across the globe and the ban is not expected to be lifted until early 2019.
Chinese, woolgrowers ditch auction to trial long-term deal
China’s most powerful wool companies are starting a trial to buy wool directly from some of Victoria’s biggest woolgrowers under long-term fixed-price contracts.
The scheme,...
China could be influencing the Australian election via WeChat and local Chinese-language media
While many among the new wave of Chinese immigrants to Australia used WeChat, Chew added most Chinese Australian voters probably had a broader selection of information sources.
China slaps 200% import tax on Australian wine amid tensions
China on Friday added wine to the growing list of Australian goods barred from its markets in a trade war against Australia over disputes including its support for an inquiry into the origin of the coronavirus.
Chinese developer Phillip Lee sparks ire of his Port Stephens neighbours with a quarry...
Chinese property developer Phillip Dong Fang Lee has again left locals in the Port Stephens area near his Bundabah property up in arms, this...
‘Hundreds of millions of dollars at risk’: China blocks Australian beef exports
Hundreds of millions of dollars in Australian beef exports are at stake after China raised concerns about the labelling of some recent shipments.
Huawei: NZ bars Chinese firm on national security fears
New Zealand has become the latest country to block a proposal to use telecoms equipment made by China's Huawei because of national security concerns.
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Chinese private equity Jingyi Group to expand into Australia via TST Partners
Capital would be sought from China and South East Asia and held in managed investment schemes, Mr Gu said.
Chinese communist party congress outcomes crucial to Australia’s future
The Soviet-style rituals in Beijing today may look arcane — the Great Hall of the People suffused in red, a giant hammer and sickle...
Australia not ruling out China trade sanctions
Australia has "sympathy" with calls to impose trade sanctions on countries such as China in retaliation for giving North Korea an economic lifeline.
‘Predatory habits’: US to ask Australia to help counter China
The Trump administration will next week talk to Australia on stepping up efforts to counter China's grab for international sea lanes and its "pernicious...
Australian values, Australia’s interests – Foreign policy under a Shorten Labor government
On Wednesday 1 May, Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs Senator Penny Wong gave a speech titled ‘Australian values, Australia’s interests - Foreign policy under...
