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Brumby warns negative attitude may deter Chinese investment
A negative attitude towards foreign investment could “compromise” Australia’s ability to attract billions of dollars in new capital from China, the chairman of the...
Elaborate kidnapping scam targets Chinese, Taiwanese university students in Australia
Cyber criminals are targeting Chinese and Taiwanese students in Australia via an elaborate kidnapping scam.
Key points:
Scammers threatening students with deportation from Australia and...
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.
Australia resolves China contradictions at last
The Morrison government is making it clear that because Beijing is the enemy, national security will now take priority over trade.
Coronavirus: Australia warns millions could become infected as China toll passes 3,000
Modelling in Australia has predicted a worst-case scenario where millions inside the country could become infected with Covid-19, as China’s death toll passed 3,000.
New Zealand backs Taiwan joining the WHO despite China rebuke
New Zealand’s foreign minister has said the country has to stand up for itself after China warned its call for Taiwan’s participation in the World Health Organization (WHO) could damage bilateral ties.
Australia denounces China’s South China Sea aggression in joint statement
Australia, the United States and Japan have denounced island-building and militarisation of the South China Sea in a joint statement likely to prompt an angry response from China.
In a...
China calls for lamb, cattle
WA’s biggest meat processor, V&V Walsh, plans to have the first shipments of its chilled young lamb product airfreighted into China in June this...
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...
Costs of Australia’s relationship with China are adding up
Even if it's not yet publicly spelled out, there's a growing difference of opinion between Australia's political and business leadership over China.
Australian business leaders...
A2 Milk upgrades revenue forecast due to China demand
The a2 Milk Company has further upgraded its revenue guidance for the current financial year underpinned by booming demand for its flagship a2 Platinum...
Forget the food and scenery, Chinese turn to Tasmania for romance
"The whole island resembles the shape of a heart," says Beijing-based Chinese investor William Wei who has acquired three luxury bed and breakfasts in...
