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DFAT confirms jailed Crown staff released in China
China has released 10 employees of the 16 Crown Resorts staff who were detained in October and sentenced last month for gambling crimes.
China’s iron ore imports slump as port stocks build
China's iron ore imports have slumped 13 per cent to their lowest level in six months, as stockpiles at ports across the mainland remain at record levels.
Government investigating ‘disturbing’ reports of Beijing espionage activities after spy details activities
Government agencies are examining claims of espionage amid reports a Chinese spy has sought political asylum in Australia after revealing details of Beijing's spy activities.
Federal Government set to block Chinese company’s takeover of Australian gas network
A multi-billion-dollar Chinese-backed takeover of more than half of Australia's gas pipeline network looks likely to be blocked by the Morrison Government.
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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.
Cairns gets direct Chinese flights
China Southern Airlines will operate the flights three times a week over three years in a deal struck betwen the Queensland Government and Cairns Airport.
Chinese investment in Australia slumps 40 per cent
Chinese investment into Australia slumped 40 per cent last year, twice the drop worldwide, according to new figures, which highlight the impact of Beijing's crackdown on trophy acquisitions
MPs voice concerns about Chinese government influence at Aussie universities
Four MPs have voiced concerns about the influence the Chinese government has at Aussie unis, following a tense clash between protesters on Friday.
Chinese, woolgrowers ditch auction to trial long-term deal
China’s most powerful wool companies are starting a trial to buy wool directly from some of Victoria’s biggest woolgrowers under long-term fixed-price contracts.
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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.
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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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New deal seeks to make China more accessible for AU businesses – and vice...
The Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade) is cooperating with the Commonwealth Bank of Australia to open the gates between Australia and Hong Kong,...
