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How President Xi ensures his will is being enforced — at home and abroad
PRESIDENT Xi’s Communist Party has extended its reach deep into suburban Australia, effectively silencing dissidents and ensuring Beijing’s international agendas are enforced.
Growing concerns about...
Matthew Ng parole case to put spotlight on China’s influence over Australia
China's influence over the Australian Government will be questioned in the Federal Court today.
Chinese-Australia businessman Matthew Ng is challenging strict parole conditions put on him...
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...
Nuclear secrets and deadly coffees: A look at Australian fake news on Chinese social...
Like many people around the world, citizens in China are now getting much of their news from social media instead of traditional news outlets.
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Chinese investors pull out of Melbourne apartment market
Chinese investors are pulling out of Melbourne's apartment market, prompting a downturn.
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Melbourne apartment market expected to face a downturn
Chinese investors are...
Federal Government set to block Chinese company’s takeover of Australian gas network
A multi-billion-dollar Chinese-backed takeover of more than half of Australia's gas pipeline network looks likely to be blocked by the Morrison Government.
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Josh...
Don’t be silenced, top diplomat tells Australian unis amid China concerns
Australia's Foreign Affairs boss has urged universities to better protect themselves from the rising influence of the Chinese Communist Party, asking students to engage...
Chinese personal shoppers claim ‘biased’ media reports have exposed them to abuse
Verbally abused and threatened in stores, Chinese personal shoppers — known as daigou — are feeling the brunt of what they claim are "biased"...
New Zealand’s a2 Milk almost triples profit on strong Chinese demand
New Zealand's a2 Milk Co said on Wednesday its full-year profit nearly tripled in 2017 to hit its highest-ever level, fuelled by soaring demand for...
China’s clouded iron ore import outlook, points to downward price risk
The heat came out of China's iron ore imports in April, with vessel-tracking and port data suggesting a decline of several million tonnes from...
Naive Australia open to China’s tech thieves, experts warn
China will target radar technology and quantum computing under development in Sydney and Canberra to advance its military capabilities and outmatch Australia, former defence...
China is seeking to ‘take over’ Australia’s political system, former Asio chief claims
The retired Asio chief Duncan Lewis has reportedly warned that the Chinese government is seeking to use “insidious” foreign interference operations to “take over” Australia’s political system.
