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John Howard defends free media after China complains about coverage
Former prime minister John Howard has revealed Chinese officials complained about Australian media coverage during high-level meetings in Beijing last week.
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Howard says...
‘You are not alone’: Lifeline seeks to reach out to Chinese community
For members of Australia's Chinese community, cultural stigma and language can be additional barriers to seeking help.
Businessman loses $277,000 deposit on Bellevue Hill trophy home
IT WAS supposed to secure his dream home in Sydney’s eastern suburbs, but $277,000 has evaporated into thin air.
Property developer Peter Zhu has forfeited...
Julie Bishop’s attack on Labor over Chinese donations backfires
A parliamentary attack on Labor over foreign donations from Chinese supporters backfired badly on Foreign Minister Julie Bishop on Wednesday when the opposition returned...
Matthew Ng parole case to put spotlight on China’s influence over Australia
China's influence over the Australian Government will be questioned in the Federal Court today.
Chinese-Australia businessman Matthew Ng is challenging strict parole conditions put on him...
Chinese developers ‘walking away’ from Australian projects amid lack of finance
A landmark Sydney property at Circular Quay, bought by Chinese commercial property giant Dalian Wanda Group, is now flanked by blank hoardings.
At one point...
China’s plan to develop Samoan port a regional security concern
China is negotiating to fund the redevelopment of a coral-choked port in Samoa, in a move seen to have major economic and strategic implications...
Chinese businessman blames Australia tax probe on politics
Huang Xiangmo, linked in the past to a row about the promotion of Chinese interests in Australia, had a citizenship application rejected and lost his rights to residency in February.
Scott Morrison doubles down over China’s treatment of Uighurs
Scott Morrison has once again condemned China’s mass detention and surveillance of Uighurs and other Muslim minorities in Xinjiang, after copping backlash from Beijing.
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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‘No basis in fact’: Australian Tourism Minister slams China’s travel warning
Trade and Tourism Minister Simon Birmingham has slammed the Chinese government for instructing citizens not to visit Australia due to increasing racism as "having no basis in fact".
Sydney Symphony Orchestra celebrates 45 years of China-Australia relations
The Sydney Symphony Orchestra has celebrated 45 years of bilateral relations between Australian and China by performing to audiences in Shanghai and Beijing.
The Sydney...
