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Australia-wide as ACT confirms first case of COVID-19
The man is the first Canberra resident to contract COVID-19, despite an attendee to an university conference and an Australian Defence Force (ADF) member who visited Canberra in late February already testing positive to coronavirus.
Chinese investors pounce on Badgerys Creek airport land as prices set to soar
CHINESE developers and local investors are swooping on Badgerys Creek real estate amid speculation property prices in the area could double by the time...
China is still stealing intellectual property — but that’s not the biggest problem
China has continued to steal intellectual property from other countries, according to a report out this week — but one cyber security expert says...
The rise of daigou: Why Aussie skincare brand Bondi Goddess is only available to...
AUSTRALIAN skincare brand Bondi Goddess is owned by Australians and produced Down Under, but its products are not available for regular Aussies to purchase.
Chinese developer to bring $800m Aussie Legends World to the Gold Coast
A Chinese theme park giant has been given permission to develop an $800 million "Australian Legends World" on the Gold Coast.
‘We’re going to need the Australians’: Pompeo lays out contest with China
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has said global institutions trying to deal with an aggressive China are no longer fit for purpose, in part because Australia does not have a leading role in many of them.
Australia concluded China was behind hack on parliament, political parties – sources
Australia has in recent years intensified efforts to address China’s growing influence in Australia, policies that have seen trade with China suffer.
How China’s real estate bubble pushes up prices in Australia
It didn't seem a hotbed of revolutionary anger. It was one of the big, global conferences that usually are the domain of the powerful and...
Australian companies still need Chinese ‘daigou’ buying agents
Thousands of people in the Chinese community are buying up Australian products and selling them to friends and family back home. Dubbed ‘daigou’, they...
Census 2016: Migrants make a cosmopolitan country
Australian migrants have to really want to come to this country. We are not like Europe or Africa or the Americas where migrants can trek from one country to another across a land border.
High expectations: Record-breaking prestige market pushing asking prices up
Brisbane’s record-breaking prestige market has raised sellers’ expectations of what their properties are worth but as Chinese buyers become locked out of the market, those expectations will have to...
‘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.
