Matchmakers call it quits: Wang Wang and Funi might be replaced
Minister Penny Wong announced on Wednesday the likely continuation of a panda presence in Adelaide with the possibility of replacing Wang Wang and Funi.
Australia-China relations
All of the latest on the Australia-China trade war.
New China wine tariffs call – what it means for SA
China has released an interim decision on whether to remove crippling wine tariffs that have crushed a $1.1bn export market. So will it be sour grapes for SA wine makers?
Frigates cut amid $20bn blowout but next-gen naval build revealed
The defence minister has confirmed plans to build Hunter class frigates in Adelaide will be cut back, but a new project will be unveiled to take their place.
How China is coming after ordinary Australians
AUKUS partners have been warned about a sinister shift in Beijing-sponsored cyber actors now targeting civilians.
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Australia’s secret subs deal with UK revealed
Australia initially pursued a submarine deal with the UK before bringing in the US, outgoing US ambassador Arthur Sinodinos has revealed. See why.
Defence to get $1b to hire new recruits
The Australian Defence Force will get $1 billion in the federal Budget to attract young recruits amid China’s threatening regional stability. This is how it will work.
Dutton fires up over China military action
Australia’s Opposition Leader Peter Dutton had some choice words about China’s military response to US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan last week. HAVE YOUR SAY.
Malaysia’s big fear over nuclear submarine deal
Foreign Minister Penny Wong has downplayed Malaysia’s fears over nuclear submarines during a visit there, saying people simply need to wait.
China ‘at top of list’ in hack attack aimed at election
China could be behind an attempt to influence the Australian federal election, after a 12-page investigation revealed damning new evidence.
Dutton turns to unmanned subs to patrol the Pacific
Australia will counter China’s expansion in the Pacific with cutting-edge unmanned submarines and upgraded missiles.
A bandaid solution to our great defence dilemma
Cheap unmanned submarines may help Australia’s underwater defence deterrent but it’s a short-term fix for a long-term problem, writes Charles Miranda.
‘Is this Pulp Fiction?’: US fury at China, Australia ‘drops ball’
America has revealed its concern as China muscles in on the Solomon Islands, and Scott Morrison is accused of “dropping the ball” in the Pacific.
‘A red line’: PM’s China warning
As Scott Morrison copped more heat over China’s deal with the Solomon Islands, he revealed when Australia would act if China moved into the Pacific.
Beijing Olympics boycott plan over missing tennis star
Everyone from our own government to US President Joe Biden is considering a diplomatic boycott of February’s Beijing Winter Olympics.
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