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‘We’ll vigorously defend’: Australia ready to fight China over wine dispute
The federal government is prepared to fight Beijing at the World Trade Organisation after the Chinese Ministry of Commerce launched an anti-dumping investigation into Australian wine.
Chinatowns are dying: Why the Chinese centres of Australian cities are disappearing
THE future of Sydney’s Chinatown hangs in the balance. And it’s not the only one. Chinatowns all over the world are disappearing.
Our favourite place...
China and Australia film projects a boon to local industry
Australian and Chinese producers are planning to make an ambitious list of 14 films together, mostly shot in Australia from Chinese screenplays using Chinese...
After the Fires, Australian Wineries Assess the Damage
For more than five months, bushfires blazed and smoldered along the southeast coast of Australia, burning millions of acres, destroying thousands of homes, devastating wildlife and shrouding cities in smoke.
Diggers and Dealers: China’s $11 billion surge on Perth Mint’s gold brings miners their...
The seemingly insatiable hunger from China for Australian minerals goes well beyond bulk commodities like coal, iron ore and increasingly LNG.
Despite China being the...
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...
Palmer blames Chinese nemesis for $2.3b loss
Embattled billionaire Clive Palmer is directly blaming his Chinese nemesis CITIC for the collapse of his nickel empire in a new legal action which claims its failure to pay him royalties meant the Queensland company folded with a personal loss to the former MP of $2.3 billion.
‘Disturbingly lightweight’: Penny Wong targets Morrison over China and ‘negative globalism’
Canavan noted the government had expressed concerns about the arrest and treatment of Australian citizens in China, their lack of access to legal representation, and treatment of Uighurs in China.
Morrison says China knows ‘where Australia is coming from’, after meeting Chinese vice-president
Scott Morrison seized the opportunity of his Jakarta weekend visit for Indonesian President Joko Widodo’s inauguration to obtain a meeting with Chinese Vice President Wang Qishan.
Shadowy ‘front’ for Chinese Government gives almost $6m to Labor, Liberal parties
AUSTRALIA’S two major political parties have received almost $6 million from a shadowy “front” for the Chinese Government.
Parliamentary researchers have uncovered the massive extent...
Revealed: five Australian children trapped in China amid Uighur crackdown
Parents of the children and advocates for the families have criticised the Australian government for perceived inaction in seeking to bring the children to Australia, saying they have “grave fears” for them.
Breakthrough in Australia’s beef with China over meat exports
Australian beef which was shipped to China before the Asian powerhouse slapped a temporary import ban on some producers will now be allowed into...
