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China launches anti-dumping investigation into Australian wine exports
China's Ministry of Commerce announced Monday it has launched an anti-dumping investigation into Australian wine exports.
Why Australian universities have upset Chinese students
In four prominent cases in recent months, Chinese students at Australian universities have complained about teaching materials being incorrect or insulting to China.
The incidents...
China’s ‘brazen’ and ‘aggressive’ political interference outlined in top-secret report
A top-secret report has raised concerns that the Chinese Government has attempted to influence Australia's political parties for the past decade.
Chinese iron ore imports predicted to plummet as property pumping wound back
Mr Murray said the reduction in the volume of Chinese imports would also cause a very substantial drop in the price and hit Australia hard.
China’s Communist Party accused of influencing Australia’s Chinese-language media
Australia's media has faced "persistent efforts" by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to influence and censor content, according to a new report from an Australian think tank.
Australia’s Deepening Economic Relationship with China: Opportunities and Risks
What happens in China is important to Australia, and to the broader global community. This is as true in the world of economics as it is in other areas. So we all have a strong interest in understanding China.
China orders halt to red meat imports from several Australian meatworks
China has temporarily banned beef exports from a number of Australian meatworks, the ABC understands.
The Australian Meat Industry Council has confirmed it is working...
Chinese SOE lines up for Loy Yang B power staion
As the owner of Loy Yang B and its adviser, Rothschild, start assessing bids for the coal-fired power station, the sale has taken an...
Chinese visitor numbers on the wane as group tours lose appeal
AUSTRALIA’s Chinese visitor boom has shown the first signs of waning with numbers going backwards in the March quarter.
The latest International Visitor Survey by...
Beijing’s crackdown on overseas investment has hit Australia hard
Chinese investment in Australia dropped 11% to $US10.3 billion ($A13.3 billion) in 2017 as China applied the brakes to foreign investing, according to analysis by KPMG and the University of Sydney.
Warning signals: China could bring us down
AUSTRALIA depends on China. Forget riding on the sheep’s back. We ride the dragon! But the thing about dragons is they breathe fire. We...
Australian sport chiefs head to Shanghai in bid to crack Chinese market
A group of Australian sport executives are meeting in Shanghai to make an unprecedented bid to collectively crack the Chinese market.
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