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American beef will compete with Australian exports as the Chinese market opens up
Australian beef will compete with American exports as the Chinese market opens up to the US, for the first time in 13 years.
Coronavirus update: People suspected of carrying COVID-19 could be detained under Australia’s biosecurity laws...
The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Australia has risen to 38 on Tuesday, up from 33 with four new cases in NSW and one in QLD.
Chinese developers ‘walking away’ from Australian projects amid lack of finance
A landmark Sydney property at Circular Quay, bought by Chinese commercial property giant Dalian Wanda Group, is now flanked by blank hoardings.
At one point...
ChAFTA worker influx ‘a trickle, not flood’ despite union fears
The nation’s most powerful union leaders have exaggerated an “unlimited” surge of Chinese workers coming into Australia under a free-trade deal, with new figures...
Aussies turning to China for last-ditch medical treatment
IT’S just three months until the date Emily was told she would die, and she says she’s never felt better after turning to China.
EMILY...
Malcolm Turnbull faces fresh leak after calling China a ‘frenemy’
MALCOLM Turnbull has reportedly labelled China a “frenemy” of Australia at a public event in Sydney.
The report comes one day after audio surfaced of...
Christian Porter defends Australian media after Chinese diplomat says it ‘fabricated stories’
Attorney-General Christian Porter has launched a strident defence of the press after another senior Chinese diplomat accused the Australian media of fabricating stories about...
Brisbane education industry unfazed by bad Chinese press
Despite reports indicating Chinese students are turning their back on studying in Australia, Lord Mayor Graham Quirk says Brisbane has nothing to be concerned...
China overtakes Australia in university humanities ranking
Australia has surrendered its claim to the Asia Pacific’s best arts university, in the latest sign that local higher education is giving ground to...
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...
Uighurs in Australia accuse China of spying on them
Uighurs living in Australia have accused Beijing of using surveillance tactics to silence their community and stop them speaking out about what is happening...
‘No alternative’ to South China Sea exercises, John Howard says
John Howard has hardened his position on the South China Sea, predicting Australia would eventually join US-led freedom-of-navigation exercises to “hold the ring” against Chinese expansion.
