China’s creepy corpse brides
THEY can fetch up to $20,000 a body. And desperate relatives are more than happy to pay up to get their hands on a corpse bride.
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Taste of China here in Tassie
A CHINESE-OWNED vineyard at Richmond is planning to develop a cellar door featuring street food and Chinese gardens.
China cranky over defence build-up
CHINA has expressed its “dissatisfaction” with Australia’s “negative” remarks on the South China Sea and its military development.
US, China push new N Korea sanctions
THE US and China have agreed to impose tougher UN sanctions on North Korea as punishment for its latest nuclear test and rocket launch.
Australia’s $195b message to China
THE FEDERAL Government will embark on an unprecedented military expansion of our air, land, sea and intelligence capability to counter the rapid military build-up in Australia’s region.
China’s scary new secret weapon
CHINA appears to be building military-grade radar on key shipping routes, in a move that is filling other world powers with fear.
Lies we’re told all our lives
CAN you see the Great Wall of China from space? Do bananas grow on trees? Some facts that make you sound smart are dead wrong.
Huge human cost in alien search
IT’S a radical plan to “explore the unknown nature of mankind and drive us to a greater future”. But what price will humans pay?
China meal costs a small fortune
CHINESE foodies wined and dined on $30,000 worth of Tasmanian wine, meat, abalone and crayfish at a taxpayer-funded event, new right to information documents show.
Superpowers clash right on our doorstep
AS IF there weren’t enough military-related tension in the region already, another rising superpower is ready to test the limits of China’s patience.
Superpowers fight on our doorstep
SOUTH-EAST Asia is already crowded, with North Korea and China flexing their muscles. But now another growing military power is dipping its toe in the water.
Julie Bishop’s cold welcome to China
JULIE Bishop has arrived in Beijing, but she hasn’t exactly been welcomed warmly. Instead, she’s provoked a terse reaction from her hosts.
Australian market set to open higher
THE Australian market looks set to open higher after solid gains in world stocks, easing fears of global deflation.
PM sacks Stuart Robert over China trip
MALCOLM Turnbull has sacked his scandal plagued human services Minister Stuart Robert after all day meetings today in Sydney between the Prime Minister and his leadership group.
Tony Abbott’s insight: ‘It’s a real bummer’
TONY Abbott knows a thing or two about being the cause of a political crisis. And he’s offered some words of support to a colleague under fire.
‘Time for Turnbull to show leadership’
MALCOLM Turnbull’s strength is being challenged by Labor as the PM refuses to dump a minister accused of using his office for a business deal.
Why singles are ‘renting’ boyfriends
MILLIONS of Chinese men and women are about to embark on one of the hardest weeks of the year: Chinese New Year.
How the world will look in 2025
THE world’s superpowers will be thrown into chaos and the war on IS will end. But there’s also bad news ahead.
China arrests over $10 billion scam
THEY were promised strong returns, but investors have been left empty-handed after the spectacular collapse of a $10 billion Ponzi scheme.
Homemade stealth plane unveiled
JAPAN unveiled its first homemade stealth plane as it tries to catch up on the technology and enhance its reconnaissance and intelligence capabilities.
China just posted incredible moon photos
HUNDREDS of high-resolution photos taken by a Chinese lunar probe have emerged online, showing the moon’s surface in vivid detail.
More market chaos in China
CHINESE investors have embarked on another wave of panic selling overnight — and analysts warn there’s more pain to come.
Australian market set to open higher
THE Australian market looks set to open higher following positive leads from Wall Street and Europe, which gained despite an earlier plunge in China.
Dollar down as China plummets
THE Australian dollar is slightly weaker after Chinese stocks tumbled and another rocky session for oil prices.
Would you like opium with that?
THERE’S food addiction, and then there’s this. Three dozen restaurants in China have been discovered sprinkling powdered opium poppies on their dishes.
New low in Australia’s worst scam
AUSTRALIA’S biggest scam keeps getting crazier. Now sellers are getting rich off a product that should be worthless.
The workers making $225k a year
WAITING on people on hand and foot might not seem like the best job in the world, but butlers actually make much more money than you’d think.
Market chaos: ‘It’s a perfect storm’
A TOP economist has warned the “manic depressive” nature of financial markets is creating a perfect storm for investors, that could have much worse to come.
Dollar unchanged after China data
THE Australian dollar has held on to most of the gains made after weak Chinese economic data raised hopes of further stimulus measures from Beijing.
Dollar slips ahead of China GDP
THE Australian dollar is softer ahead of crucial Chinese economic growth numbers.
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