China-Australia Relations
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China-Australia Relations | LATEST STORIES
Pacific Nation Plans to Expel Australian, NZ Advisors Amid Ongoing Beijing Influence
While consular staff will remain, the decision will affect Australia and New Zealand’s police and defence personnel working in the Pacific nation.
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Fewer Australian Students Studying Asian Languages
The overall uptake of foreign languages has declined.
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Stronger Support Needed so Chinese-Australians Can Freely Criticise Beijing: Academic
His comments come in response to Australian journalist Cheng Lei’s concerns that locals have a deep fear of Beijing.
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Mysterious Chinese Heiress Pleads Not Guilty in Major Rolls-Royce Crash
‘Obviously, the matter’s quite tough, and it’s drawn a lot of attention, but we’re getting through it,’ said Michael Korn, Yang Lanlan’s lawyer.
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South Korea Could Get Nuclear Subs 10 Years Earlier Than Australia: Analysts
Submarine building experience, a skilled workforce, and less red tape will likely give the Asian nation an advantage.
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Australia and Indonesia Ink Defence Pact to Respond Together to Security Threats
Australia has now inked or upgraded security deals with Singapore, India, Papua New Guinea, and Indonesia.
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Australian Spy Chief Warns Chinese Hackers Trying to Breach Critical Networks
Mike Burgess says Beijing’s intent has shifted from espionage to sabotage, with billions in losses already recorded.
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A Nobel Nominee’s Battle With Silence: Beijing’s Shadow Follows Organ Harvesting Investigator Down Under
Nobel Peace Prize nominee David Matas has faced numerous challenges every time he visits Australia, and this time, it was no different.
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First ‘Ghost Shark’ Unmanned Underwater Vehicle Rolls Off the Production Line
As part of Australia’s accelerated shipbuilding programme, the autonomous underwater vehicle went from concept to delivery in less than 3 years.
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How Photos Taken in Australia Were Used to Threaten a Family in China
Nancy Dong’s latest experience comes amid ongoing concern with ’transnational repression' in the Australian capital.
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ASIO Chief Puts CCP on Notice in Foreign Interference Warning
Burgess says Beijing remains firmly in focus of the intelligence agency.
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Defence Industry Minister Says ‘Bravery’ and Speed Needed in Military Build-Up
Minister for Defence Industry Pat Conroy spoke about Australia’s acquisition of new military hardware to deal with potential threats from the CCP.
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Patrolling Australia’s Trade Routes ‘Increasingly Risky’, Defence Minister Warns
China’s military build-up demand a response from Australia and other nations in the region, Richard Marles told the Indo Pacific Conference.
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Australia’s Anti-Slavery Commissioner Says Trump ‘Most Effective’ at Dealing With Forced Labour
Australia is failing to stop goods made with forced labour entering the country, the commissioner warns.
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Australian Federal Police to Deepen Ties With PNG Law Enforcement Amid China Competition
The move comes weeks after the historic signing of the Pukpuk Treaty.
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PM Confirms ‘Direct and Frank’ Exchange With CCP Leaders After Flare Incident
Albanese said open dialogue with China remained crucial for regional stability despite ‘clear disagreements.’
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Australian University Delegation Heads to China Amid Financial Pressure
As of March 2024, Chinese students comprised 22 percent of all international students in Australia.
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China Emits Australia’s Annual Carbon Output Every 12 Days, New Research Finds
China’s emissions have more than doubled since 2004, sabotaging global efforts to combat climate change.
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Queensland Trade Visit to Major Chinese Transplant Hospital Spurs Concern Over Organ Harvesting Links
Lawyer and investigator David Matas is in Australia and has raised concerns about the matter.
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Sen. Mike Lee Sounds Alarm on China’s Critical Minerals Control
The Senate energy committee chairman’s comments came at an event scrutinizing a recent critical minerals report from the International Energy Agency.
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Pacific Nation Plans to Expel Australian, NZ Advisors Amid Ongoing Beijing Influence
While consular staff will remain, the decision will affect Australia and New Zealand’s police and defence personnel working in the Pacific nation.
|
Fewer Australian Students Studying Asian Languages
The overall uptake of foreign languages has declined.
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Stronger Support Needed so Chinese-Australians Can Freely Criticise Beijing: Academic
His comments come in response to Australian journalist Cheng Lei’s concerns that locals have a deep fear of Beijing.
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Mysterious Chinese Heiress Pleads Not Guilty in Major Rolls-Royce Crash
‘Obviously, the matter’s quite tough, and it’s drawn a lot of attention, but we’re getting through it,’ said Michael Korn, Yang Lanlan’s lawyer.
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South Korea Could Get Nuclear Subs 10 Years Earlier Than Australia: Analysts
Submarine building experience, a skilled workforce, and less red tape will likely give the Asian nation an advantage.
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Australia and Indonesia Ink Defence Pact to Respond Together to Security Threats
Australia has now inked or upgraded security deals with Singapore, India, Papua New Guinea, and Indonesia.
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Australian Spy Chief Warns Chinese Hackers Trying to Breach Critical Networks
Mike Burgess says Beijing’s intent has shifted from espionage to sabotage, with billions in losses already recorded.
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A Nobel Nominee’s Battle With Silence: Beijing’s Shadow Follows Organ Harvesting Investigator Down Under
Nobel Peace Prize nominee David Matas has faced numerous challenges every time he visits Australia, and this time, it was no different.
|
First ‘Ghost Shark’ Unmanned Underwater Vehicle Rolls Off the Production Line
As part of Australia’s accelerated shipbuilding programme, the autonomous underwater vehicle went from concept to delivery in less than 3 years.
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How Photos Taken in Australia Were Used to Threaten a Family in China
Nancy Dong’s latest experience comes amid ongoing concern with ’transnational repression' in the Australian capital.
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ASIO Chief Puts CCP on Notice in Foreign Interference Warning
Burgess says Beijing remains firmly in focus of the intelligence agency.
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Defence Industry Minister Says ‘Bravery’ and Speed Needed in Military Build-Up
Minister for Defence Industry Pat Conroy spoke about Australia’s acquisition of new military hardware to deal with potential threats from the CCP.
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Patrolling Australia’s Trade Routes ‘Increasingly Risky’, Defence Minister Warns
China’s military build-up demand a response from Australia and other nations in the region, Richard Marles told the Indo Pacific Conference.
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Australia’s Anti-Slavery Commissioner Says Trump ‘Most Effective’ at Dealing With Forced Labour
Australia is failing to stop goods made with forced labour entering the country, the commissioner warns.
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Australian Federal Police to Deepen Ties With PNG Law Enforcement Amid China Competition
The move comes weeks after the historic signing of the Pukpuk Treaty.
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PM Confirms ‘Direct and Frank’ Exchange With CCP Leaders After Flare Incident
Albanese said open dialogue with China remained crucial for regional stability despite ‘clear disagreements.’
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Australian University Delegation Heads to China Amid Financial Pressure
As of March 2024, Chinese students comprised 22 percent of all international students in Australia.
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China Emits Australia’s Annual Carbon Output Every 12 Days, New Research Finds
China’s emissions have more than doubled since 2004, sabotaging global efforts to combat climate change.
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Queensland Trade Visit to Major Chinese Transplant Hospital Spurs Concern Over Organ Harvesting Links
Lawyer and investigator David Matas is in Australia and has raised concerns about the matter.
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Sen. Mike Lee Sounds Alarm on China’s Critical Minerals Control
The Senate energy committee chairman’s comments came at an event scrutinizing a recent critical minerals report from the International Energy Agency.
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