‘We’re not afraid’: China warns of ‘war’
China’s state media has warned it is “not afraid” to go to war with India, comparing it to a bloody conflict that saw thousands of fatalities.
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Map change that’s put the world on edge
A freshly redrawn map of the Himalayas has stirred simmering tensions between two of the world’s biggest military powers.
China’s scathing attack on Australia
China’s state media has unleased an extraordinary attack on Australia, saying our “chronic” problem with racism is worsening.
Border face-off: Which nation is stronger?
The two largest nations in the world – and their equally large militaries – are on the brink of conflict. One of them has an advantage of the other.
Why YouTube deleted Chinese comments
Google-owned YouTube is blaming its own algorithms for automatically deleting comments on videos that are critical of China.
China’s $1.5 trillion plan in tatters
China is now “facing its own worst nightmare” as its $1.5 trillion plan to exert influence around the world has been blown apart by the coronavirus.
Referees accuse ‘arrogant’ NRL of being ‘a bull in a china shop’ over rule changes
The referees’ union has unleashed a stinging attack on the NRL, accusing them of overlooking player safety in their controversial move to go back to one whistleblower for the game’s return.
Furious China targets next Aussie industry
Power plants in China are reportedly being told to turn their backs on Australia’s second biggest export, fuelling fears of a downturn.
‘Selling out’: State’s China link lashed
A Coalition MP has criticised the Victorian government for its stance on China, saying the Premier was “selling out” to the world power.
‘Cheap’: Australia hits back at China taunt
After China called our push for a virus probe a “joke”, an Australian minister has accused them of playing “cheap” politics.
‘Like gum’: Chinese editor insults Australia
A war of words has erupted as Beijing lashes out at Scott Morrison’s bid to investigate China. And now the insults are flying.
Offensive ‘China die’ virus graffiti
CCTV footage shows a vandal fleeing the home of a Chinese-Australian family after spraying offensive graffiti and breaking a window.
China’s six-trillion dollar ‘deception’
A six-trillion dollar lawsuit against China has been launched with claims the country is deliberately withholding lifesaving virus information.
‘Go back to China’: Racist Telstra attack
A woman has been filmed racially abusing workers at a Telstra store, telling one to “go back to China” and declaring herself “queen” of Australia.
Staff emailed to hoard supplies for China
A Chinese company in Sydney has sent an explosive email to staff telling them to stockpile medical supplies amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Virus lie that duped the world
China has been applauded globally for containing the coronavirus outbreak within 60 days. But has it really been contained?
PM: World must act on ‘great risk’ of China’s wet markets
Scott Morrison has said the World Health Organisation and the United Nations must do something about China’s wet markets as he revealed more about the national war cabinet’s fight against coronavirus.
Jail for people sending supplies to China
Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton says people sending Australian supplies of face masks or hand sanitiser to China will be jailed for up to five years.
90 tonnes of supplies shipped to China
Exclusive video shows surgical masks at Perth airport being airfreighted to China last month during the peak of the country’s outbreak.
Australia was drained of masks for China
A Chinese government-backed company amassed Australia’s supplies of masks, hand sanitiser, antibacterial wipes and shipped them to China.
Gucci to provide millions of masks
The luxury group who owns labels including Gucci and YSL announced they’ll transform their factories into mask manufacturers and will import more from China.
Truth about China’s virus ‘recovery’
Wuhan recorded no new virus cases in the most recent 24-hour reporting period – but is this “miraculous” recovery too good to be true?
Fears over second wave of virus cases
The threat of a second mass wave of coronavirus cases has emerged after new cases were detected in several nations overnight.
Iran’s coronavirus boast backfires
Iran bragged the coronavirus wouldn’t be a problem and even exported face masks. Now it’s the deadliest spot outside China.
Driver’s river plunge minutes after passing test
WATCH: A phone obsessed man has driven his newly registered car into a Chinese river minutes after passing his driver’s test.
China knew about virus before outbreak
Weeks before cities were locked down and the coronavirus spread around the world, Chinese labs found the virus and they knew it was dangerous.
China’s surreal virus hospital claims
China has rejected reports of brutal conditions at its makeshift coronavirus hospitals, insisting patients “eat steak” and dance with doctors.
Tested: Impressive new cut-price SUV
Chinese cars have come on leaps and bounds in the past few years and their sales are rising accordingly. And the newest addition to Australian showrooms might be the best Chinese-built car yet.
China’s ‘vile’ virus move exposed
China has been labelled “extremely evil” as evidence mounts it has been “weaponising” the coronavirus event against its enemies.
Bat scientist accused of unleashing virus
Deep in the Chinese wilderness, virologists found something unusual in the blood of people living near a mysterious cave full of bats.
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