China-Australia Relations

‘Bring my sister home,’ said Australian citizen Liu Li.

The CCP group has been, and still is, hacking into the cyber systems of Western allies.

The government will provide financial support to Australian banks to help stamp out financial crime and help them remain in the Pacific Islands.

Australian soldiers will have access to Switchblade 300 which has been used in the Ukraine War.

‘I’m saying that they’ll buy your resources when they want to buy your resources, and once it’s not good for them to do that, they’re not going to do it.’

Former soldier, now-MP Luke Gosling says Australia should not stop building submarines once its entire AUKUS fleet is completed.

Major General Adam Findlay says Australia is expecting Beijing to fight a certain way in a future conflict, but this may not even happen.

An urgent plea has been addressed to Australian leaders to end the human rights abuses against prisoners of conscience, including forced organ harvesting.

The journalist was blocked from entering a government press event, but by Australian officials.

Mr. Matas said that official figures for organ transplants were 10,000 organs a year, but said this figure may be 10 times higher.

Australians can travel to China for up to 15 days without needing to apply for a visa, in a move announced during Premier Li’s visit to Australia.

‘The worry for Australia is we will slowly become less assertive as a world-leading democracy [towards] kowtowing to China to keep our trade going.’

Premier Li’s official visit to Australia and New Zealand was marked by protests in every city.

Li Qiang’s visit has, for the most part, been notable for shedding minimal light and generating no heat.

Aside from announcing the signing of a range of bilateral agreements, the leaders of China and Australia offered little beyond statements of goodwill.

The popular giant panda duo Wang Wang and Fu Ni at Adelaide Zoo will be leaving Australia at the end of 2024 and replaced by a new pair.

Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Premier Li Qiang is visiting officials in New Zealand and Australia as part of a diplomatic charm offensive.

Australia’s former senior diplomat to Papua New Guinea says the people of the Pacific cannot be won over by money.

Former Senator George Brandis and high commissioner to the UK said Western democracies looked to Australia to take a leading role in the Indo-Pacific.