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From China trade wars and tensions with Australia and the United States, to conflict in the South China Sea, get all your news updates.
China’s brazen move in tense stand-off
Worrying new satellite images have captured a major Chinese military power play on one of the world’s most highly-contested islands.
Sunday teams: Ex-Pie gets Blues chance
In a bid to find more firepower up forward Carlton coach Brendon Bolton has turned to former Collingwood forward Alex Fasolo for the clash against Essendon, while St Kilda captain Jarryn Geary will play in China. See all the Round 11 teams.
Driver fined for scratching face
In China, it’s probably best to keep your hands on the wheel at all times when driving.
Total War: Three Kingdoms review
Total War: Three Kingdoms recreates conflict across ancient China. But despite the epic setting, here’s why some fans of the series may be disappointed.
Map reveals China’s disturbing secret
Scientists have long suspected someone, somewhere was producing something banned by the world. Now it’s clear who’s to blame.
Chinese tech a ‘threat to world order’
Fears over China using its growing tech prowess to spy on global citizens and businesses is at the heart of an escalating trade war, but what it’s doing domestically is truly scary.
Tested: China’s breakthrough electric car
Chinese maker MG is the latest brand to confirm its electric car will go on sale in Australia next year, and if priced right it could surpass all other EVs.
Rules that could see you jailed in China
Owning a tent and eating breakfast too early are signs that you might be an extremist in China and could see you locked up indefinitely.
China’s newest models revealed
Chinese car brands have slowly established a foothold in Australia. The big players are aiming next-gen utes and SUVs here.
Surprising reason China could rule world
The way you pay for your groceries at Woolies says a lot about why China is about to overtake the rest of the world.
China: NZ attack exposes West’s flaws
China’s government-run populist newspaper has used the Christchurch shooting to troll Western civilisation, saying it shows we have major problems.
Major gap that could destroy Boeing
There are ominous signs for Boeing as a live map shows a major hole opening up where its 737 MAX 8 flights used to be following Sunday’s horror crash.
Recycling crisis reaches tipping point
Councils around the country are struggling to deal with our recyclable waste since China shut its doors — and it’s getting out of hand.
Why this Zara ad was so controversial
Fashion retailer Zara has sparked outrage and widespread debate after publishing this photo of one of China’s most famous models.
Charges laid over Apple car secrets
As the US turns up the heat on China over stealing intellectual property, charges have been laid relating to Apple’s highly secretive self-driving car program.
Company’s brutal punishment for workers
Next time your boss pulls you into a scary meeting about your work performance, just be thankful you don’t live in China.
Australia’s sevens path to Sydney gold revealed
Australia’s women’s side have been drawn to play Spain, China and the United States in pool play as they attempt to defend their Sydney Sevens title at Spotless Stadium next month.
China’s creepy school uniform idea
A group of Chinese schools have unveiled GPS-enabled uniforms for students that boast smart capabilities. But critics have described the idea as “horrifying.”
Strange stone tools point to lost race
They weren’t made by Neanderthals. Nor Homo Sapiens. Complex stone tools found in China may have been the handiwork of a mysterious, almost-human tribe.
China’s controversial Antarctic plan
CHINA’S creeping expansion on Australia’s doorstep continues as the country is eyeing a new project on the icy continent of Antarctica.
Cambage destroys China as Opals reach WC semis
LIZ Cambage has continued to prove herself as one of the most destructive forces in basketball with a bruising display as the Opals charged into the World Cup semi-finals with a monster win.
Opals to play China in World Cup quarters
THE Australian Opals will meet China in a crucial battle on Friday night as they amp up their bid to win the world cup of basketball for the first time since their historic win back in 2006.
Bob Carr: Abbott’s China policy ‘was better’
THE former Foreign Minister says Australia’s relationship with the superpower is being ruined by “anti-China zealots”, and the government should revert back to the balance it found under Tony Abbott — listen to the full podcast.
Beijing fires back in South China Sea clash
CHINA has slammed comments by Australia and the US that it is intimidating its neighbours with its military deployment in the South China Sea.
Video shows how to survive knife attack
POLICE in China have released a video showing how to survive a knife attack, which has gone viral for its unexpected advice. Watch the video here.
China edges ahead in new space race
CHINA just declared it’s building a new space station — even as NASA cutbacks imperil the ISS. With Beijing inviting the world to climb aboard, is this the start of a new space race?
Perfect 9: Your chance to win $270,000
WE were given a well-deserved rest thanks to the post-China bye, but now it’s time to get stuck in to the Perfect 9 action. Have a crack for YOUR CHANCE TO WIN $270,000.
China’s new naval game-changer: what we know
CHINA’S navy has just taken another giant leap forward. Its first home-grown aircraft carrier is putting to sea for the first time, and with two more in development, military analysts everywhere are sitting up and taking notice.
‘War’ word raised in China dispute
THE US Navy admits a standoff between its warships and Chinese forces earlier this week was tense as the Philippines declares it is ready for ‘war’.
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