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China and human rights: Is Australia ‘making a difference’?
Australia’s relationship with China has been tumultuous of late: political scandals, security threats, a perceived need for draconian new legislation, angry rhetoric from Beijing....
Chinese buyers snap up storied Double Bay hotel
Sydney’s wealthy eastern suburbs are attracting a host of aggressive Chinese development and investment groups seeking to cash in on the rising demand for...
‘Let me buy Rio Tinto’: China’s brazen bid to buy our companies
"I recall a topic hotly debated online by young internet users: Who is really China’s enemy? Is it America? Japan? Russia?," he wrote. "If we think about things cooly, perhaps none of them are. China’s enemy is itself."
China demand charges Treasury Wine results
Wine merchant Treasury Wine Estates says the market in China is growing so strongly that it is finding it hard to keep up with...
‘How empires begin.’ China has made its global move. This is Australia’s response
China's rise in the Pacific threatens to erode Australian influence. But it also offers us a chance to be part of the biggest infrastructure project in the world.
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...
Why Chinese telecoms participating in Australia’s 5G network could be a problem
In the end, Australia’s willingness to include Huawei and ZTE in its 5G mobile infrastructure should be based on a rational analysis of risks. There is no shame in excluding them based on evidence rather than Sinophobia.
Baby formula maker Bellamy’s Australia rocked by China probe
EMBATTLED baby formula maker Bellamy’s Australia says Chinese authorities moved to block imports from its newlyacquired Melbourne canning plant after receiving complaints about quality...
Chinese censors ban Australian play The Removalists because of ‘salty’ language
"Salty" language and violence in a Beijing production of The Removalists has resulted in Chinese censors banning the Australian play.
The play was written in...
Personal boundaries can be lost in translation for Chinese professionals in Australia
The Chinese proverb – “the fish does not know the existence of water until it is taken out of it” – will resonate with...
China the toast of Aussie wine exporters
Industry group Wine Australia says China remains the top destination for Australian wine, with exports growing 44 per cent to $607 million in 2016/17.
‘We stand by Australia,’ says Pompeo
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo unleashed a blistering verbal assault against the Chinese Communist Party, slamming its decision to target Australia with barley tariffs for the "simple act" of asking for an independent probe into the origins of the coronavirus.
