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Diplomatic freeze thaws as Australian government hails Chinese tourism
Trade minister Simon Birmingham has said record levels of Chinese tourism to Australia is building trust between the two countries, in a speech in...
Produce from Adelaide’s northern suburbs could soon be hitting shelves in China following trade...
MORE northern produce and wine could soon be hitting shelves across the world following talks last week between local companies and a delegate of...
China pressured Sydney council into banning media company critical of Communist Party
A joint investigation by Four Corners, The Age and the Sydney Morning Herald obtained documents showing how Chinese consular officials issued at least eight warnings over 12 months to the Georges River Council over its dealings with Vision China Times, a Chinese-language media organisation.
‘Massive rort’: Liberals accused of misleading Chinese voters by imitating AEC signage
Labor has lodged a complaint with the Australian Electoral Commission over Liberal signage targeting Chinese voters that appears to imitate official AEC communications.
Chinese bank ‘training money’ used as real Australian $100 notes in Darwin
Fake Australian $100 notes supposed to be used to train Chinese bank tellers have made their way to Darwin where people are using them...
Bellamy’s tipped to regain Chinese import licence
One of the men who sold Camperdown Powder to Bellamy's Australia expects Chinese authorities will quickly reinstate an import licence for the canning facility,...
China abruptly postpones massive tourism partnership launch with NZ as tensions rise
New Zealand has been left red-faced after China failed to take part in the country’s much touted tourism partnership between the two nations.
China, UN blasted by Labor senator over coronavirus response
Senator Kitching said the COVID-19 crisis had also showed signs that the World Health Organisation was being "politicised under Chinese influence".
Australia’s fortunes are linked to China’s economy — for better or worse
Australia's dependence on Chinese money has been a blessing for the local economy, but it could unravel painfully if China's economic slowdown worsens.
China experts warn of funding shock to research
China experts say Australian universities’ financial dependence on a single group of students jeopardises more than teaching funds, with all university operations susceptible to vacillations in demand from the most populous country.
Australian universities are under threat from more attractive, cheaper Chinese competitors
In the YouTube video the young man browses Chinese-language books in a library, practices Chinese calligraphy with careful brushstrokes, introduces himself in Mandarin.
NSW Government scraps Chinese Government-sponsored program over foreign influence fears
NSW Education Minister Sarah Mitchell said she supported the department's decision to end the Confucius Institute program.
