China-Australia Relations

The Australian government will spend an extra $53 billion over the next decade.

Daniel Duggan has spent three-and-a-half years in custody over allegations he breached U.S. arms-trafficking laws by training Chinese pilots in South Africa.

The National Conservative Institute of Australia rejects restrictions on a small number of technologies and says broad-based tariffs are best against China.

Anthony Albanese described the talks as ‘positive.’

NZ froze financial support after the Cook Islands unilaterally negotiated a security deal with Beijing, but recent negotiations have arrived at a detente.

‘I can’t think of any plausible, rational explanation for them to be taking this long,’ said lawyer John Korn.

‘One of the lessons of the COVID pandemic is that we made a number of decisions as a nation that could have been made better,’ said the prime minister.

Boris Pistorius, in the country on an official visit, says Europe has realised that security in the Indo-Pacific has repercussions in the northern hemisphere.

‘I had some good police officers who knew straight away, and they saw what was going on, but they couldn’t ... say it out loud,’ Anne-Marie Brady said.

Alexander Csergo has been found guilty of ’reckless foreign interference'—the 2nd person to be charged under Australia’s foreign interference laws.

A retired Taiwanese soccer play was ejected from Sydney’s CommBank stadium for leading the chant.

The interception of an Australian aircraft exposes the strategic waters as a testing ground for Beijing’s coercive gray-zone operations.

Alexander Csergo argues he was only assisting two Chinese contacts over fears he could not leave China.

The AFP cautions international students against selling bank accounts or ID to strangers, warning it could lead to criminal charges and visa cancellations.

‘My mother was extremely careful in China and has never been arrested before,’ said daughter Sarah Xu.

The Australian Defence Force says the CCP aircraft engaged in an ‘unsafe and unprofessional interaction.’

Rabbi and researcher Shimon Cowen shared his views on the recent bomb threat targeting Shen Yun and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

There has been a long-standing dispute between the platform and some of its riders over pay cuts and lack of transparency in the Hungry Panda app’s algorithm.

Young Chinese nationals are targeted by the CCP to work as spies via methods like financial incentives, career opportunities, grooming, or coercion.

The Australian government will spend an extra $53 billion over the next decade.

Daniel Duggan has spent three-and-a-half years in custody over allegations he breached U.S. arms-trafficking laws by training Chinese pilots in South Africa.

The National Conservative Institute of Australia rejects restrictions on a small number of technologies and says broad-based tariffs are best against China.

Anthony Albanese described the talks as ‘positive.’

NZ froze financial support after the Cook Islands unilaterally negotiated a security deal with Beijing, but recent negotiations have arrived at a detente.

‘I can’t think of any plausible, rational explanation for them to be taking this long,’ said lawyer John Korn.

‘One of the lessons of the COVID pandemic is that we made a number of decisions as a nation that could have been made better,’ said the prime minister.

Boris Pistorius, in the country on an official visit, says Europe has realised that security in the Indo-Pacific has repercussions in the northern hemisphere.

‘I had some good police officers who knew straight away, and they saw what was going on, but they couldn’t ... say it out loud,’ Anne-Marie Brady said.

Alexander Csergo has been found guilty of ’reckless foreign interference'—the 2nd person to be charged under Australia’s foreign interference laws.

A retired Taiwanese soccer play was ejected from Sydney’s CommBank stadium for leading the chant.

The interception of an Australian aircraft exposes the strategic waters as a testing ground for Beijing’s coercive gray-zone operations.

Alexander Csergo argues he was only assisting two Chinese contacts over fears he could not leave China.

The AFP cautions international students against selling bank accounts or ID to strangers, warning it could lead to criminal charges and visa cancellations.

‘My mother was extremely careful in China and has never been arrested before,’ said daughter Sarah Xu.

The Australian Defence Force says the CCP aircraft engaged in an ‘unsafe and unprofessional interaction.’

Rabbi and researcher Shimon Cowen shared his views on the recent bomb threat targeting Shen Yun and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

There has been a long-standing dispute between the platform and some of its riders over pay cuts and lack of transparency in the Hungry Panda app’s algorithm.

Young Chinese nationals are targeted by the CCP to work as spies via methods like financial incentives, career opportunities, grooming, or coercion.