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Foreign spies are infiltrating Australia, with ‘unprecedented’ espionage and interference activities
CHINA has a concerning plan to infiltrate and interfere with Australia at the highest levels. And it has national security experts on high alert.
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Chinese icebreaker Xue Long’s summer visits to inject $2.5m to Tasmanian economy: Premier
Chinese icebreaker Xue Long will dock in Hobart twice over summer, with the Tasmanian Government estimating the two port calls will inject $2.5 million...
Bellamy’s Australia hits another roadblock in China as export licence suspended
Troubled dairy company Bellamy's has stumbled early in its recovery journey after Chinese authorities suspended the export licence of the canning facility the company...
Bill Shorten disagrees with Paul Keating’s comments on China at Labor’s election campaign launch
Bill Shorten says he does not share former Labor prime minister Paul Keating's views that Australia's spy chiefs are "nutters" who should be sacked to help improve relations with China.
Suspected China defence leak a wake-up call for Australia
An alleged Chinese ‘spy plot’ in the UK should be a wake-up call for Australia, an expert has warned.
British counterterrorism police are investigating an...
Peter Dutton vows to ‘call out’ China over foreign interference and cyber hacks
Immigration Minister David Coleman and Treasurer Josh Frydenberg agreed that in many cases China's values were inconsistent with Australia's.
‘I will not repent’: Andrew Hastie refuses to back down on China
Liberal MP Andrew Hastie has refused to apologise for criticising China after being told he would need to “repent” to visit the country.
Ban on Chinese mobile giants for 5G ‘needed to protect critical infrastructure’
Australia’s spy chief has revealed that critical infrastructure, including the electricity grid and water supplies, could not have been adequately protected if China's Huawei...
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.
Andrew Robb blames former Coalition leaders for ‘toxic’ relationship with China
Former trade minister Andrew Robb has slammed his ex-colleagues Malcolm Turnbull and Barnaby Joyce, as well as Australia's security agencies, over what he sees...
Chinese ownership of Australian farmland rises, American ownership falls
The area of farmland under partial or full Chinese ownership has dramatically increased over the past year as the level of American and British interests has fallen.
Chinese demand for Melbourne property to cool for remainder of year
CHINESE demand for Melbourne property is forecast to cool over the next six months as the market adjusts to changing conditions before bouncing back...
