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‘Not sensible’: Scott Morrison delivers stern warning to China
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has delivered a stern warning to China that his government will not relent to Beijing’s demands as steps are taken to resurrect their struggling relationship.
Chinese general tours Defence facilities, South China Sea dispute on agenda
A top-ranking Chinese general from the People's Liberation Army (PLA) has toured a secretive military facility outside Canberra as part of a low-key "goodwill"...
Treasurer’s budget measures on foreign buyers come as China’s spending spree soars
China’s crackdown on capital outflows into overseas property markets doesn’t appear to be working judging by the surge in investment from its shores into...
China optimism pushes ASX-listed miners higher
Gains in the sharemarket's two largest sectors, financials and materials, sparked an intraday rebound on Tuesday but weren't enough to push the ASX into the black.
Aussie Rules is not a national game and the Chinese know it
You can't catch a train from Geelong to Melbourne without hearing someone talk about AFL.
Even worse, everyone assumes you're interested in the game and...
A financial crisis in China could also take down Australia
Australia managed to survive the global financial crisis with the help of a huge stimulus program from China.
Should Australia Fear an Influx of Chinese?
New census results this week from Australia show that it is increasingly an Asian nation, with Asian migration outstripping European for the first time and Mandarin now the second-most spoken language after English.
Chinese buyers set to keep underpinning Australian home prices: analysts
Almost one in four new homes in NSW is being snapped up by a Chinese buyer, according to Credit Suisse analysis of NSW Revenue figures,...
Union warning on Chinese plans to dump excess steel in Australia
Uncertainty about the global impact of a US move to impose tariffs on steel and aluminium imports on national security grounds has triggered calls...
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.
China overtakes Australia in university humanities ranking
Australia has surrendered its claim to the Asia Pacific’s best arts university, in the latest sign that local higher education is giving ground to...
Chinese bank ‘training money’ used as real Australian $100 notes in Darwin
Fake Australian $100 notes supposed to be used to train Chinese bank tellers have made their way to Darwin where people are using them...
