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Swamp in Australia that needs to drained
The call by the Australian government to investigate the origin of the Covid-19 virus had led to an embargo on Australian products by the CCP.
Chinese retreat from Australian property market
Chinese property buyers are turning away from Australian housing as efforts by regulators in both countries to slow investment begin to bite.
Chinese buyers, who make up about 80...
China fuel-car ban could boost Australian manufacturing
The world's largest car market, China, has indicated it will follow countries like France and Britain in moving to ban the sale of new...
Labor calls for increased pressure on China over alleged mass detention of Uighur Muslims
The Labor Party has called on the Morrison Government to increase pressure on China over the reported mass detention of Uighur Muslims.
Key points:
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Star chairman John O’Neill warns Chinese tourism is no safe bet
Mr O’Neill said the Australian tourism industry also needed to closely watch developments in China, including shifts in government policies.
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...
Government denies claims it knocked back Chinese climate change offer and reveals “join action...
The Turnbull government rejected a landmark Chinese invitation to issue a formal joint statement on climate change earlier this year, Greenpeace has claimed, saying...
Australia confronts the difficulties of curbing economic ties with China
As tensions rise between Australia and its largest trading partner, China, the former asks whether it can really afford to sever economic ties.
Security experts warn MPs against using China’s Telstra Tough T55 handset
AUSTRALIA’S national security could be compromised because of a Chinese phone being used by MPs, their staff and parliamentary employees.
News Corp Australia can reveal...
‘We’re going to need the Australians’: Pompeo lays out contest with China
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has said global institutions trying to deal with an aggressive China are no longer fit for purpose, in part because Australia does not have a leading role in many of them.
China’s mighty orbit in South Pacific threatens to leave Australia in spin
The South Pacific has become an increasingly important geopolitical chessboard with the United States, China and Australia racing to secure ports, cyber infrastructure and...
Rio Tinto agrees to sell Australian coal unit to China’s Yancoal for $3.2b
Global miner Rio Tinto has cut a deal to sell its Australian coal assets to China's Yancoal for $3.2 billion — if the sale...
