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Melbourne top for Chinese property buyers
Melbourne has cemented its status as most popular city in Australia for Chinese buyers of residential real estate, two sets of new figures show.
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Rich Chinese chase Australian bargains as house prices soften
The Chinese are getting richer and many are keen for a bargain in the softer Australian market, according to a new report released today.
Sour Grapes: Why Australian Wine Can’t Get Into China
A deepening spat over allegations of Chinese meddling in Australian politics has led to cases of wine piling up at Chinese ports and nationalists...
The story of William Ah Ket, the first Chinese-Australian barrister
He fought against the White Australia policy and racist laws targeting Chinese workers as Australia's first barrister of Chinese descent.
Despite these achievements, William Ah...
China’s next five-year plan on the way and it is a big deal for...
When the world's second largest economy sits down to reshuffle its leadership and map out an economic plan for the next five years it is a big deal.
Coal in decline: Adani in question and Australia out of step
“It is becoming clear that Chinese coal demand has peaked,” he went on. “The outlook for imports [to] India and other countries is uncertain.”
7 things Chinese students in Australia send home
Helping relatives back home to buy foreign goods while studying abroad is nothing new. But to turn it into a business … now that’s...
China’s big spenders a tourism boon for South Australia, new survey finds
THE number of Chinese tourists who visited South Australia during the 2017 financial year increased by more than 50 per cent on the previous...
‘Delicate moment’: was Scott Morrison’s Lowy speech a pivot towards Trumpism?
‘Delicate moment’: was Scott Morrison’s Lowy speech a pivot towards Trumpism?
The PM has taken a barely veiled swipe at the United Nations and the international institutions Australia previously championed
Growing fears for Chinese-Australian writer who has disappeared in China
The Australian government is searching for information concerning the whereabouts of Yang Hengjun, a prominent Chinese-Australian writer who friends fear has been detained by...
Rise of China’s army of ‘personal shoppers’
Sales by so-called daigous of Australian goods to Chinese consumers, such as baby formula and health products, could easily triple over the next two...
Chinese communist party congress outcomes crucial to Australia’s future
The Soviet-style rituals in Beijing today may look arcane — the Great Hall of the People suffused in red, a giant hammer and sickle...
