Tasty Tassie treats head to China
THE annual Savour Tasmania food festival will head to China this year.
China
From China trade wars and tensions with Australia and the United States, to conflict in the South China Sea, get all your news updates.
ACCC grounds Qantas alliance plan
THE national carrier has moved to get a bigger share of the growing Chinese market, but the competition watchdog says the plan won’t fly.
Passers-by lift bus off trapped man
IN an incredible display of human spirit, more and more passers-by heed a call to eventually lift a bus off a man trapped and screaming underneath.
Child sex slaves: ‘They believe they’re garbage’
MICHAEL Brosowski has made it his life’s work to protect Vietnam’s street kids, who are routinely trafficked into brothels in China.
The Aussie towns destroyed by China’s economic slowdown
THESE Aussie towns were booming. But now, they’re plagued by closed businesses, plummeting property prices and fleeing residents.
The next war: Can we fight it?
WAR talk is erupting all over the world. From The Middle East to Eastern Europe. From the South China Sea to Afghanistan. So can we fight with what we’ve got?
Pledge to nurture China ties
TASMANIA’S Premier hopes the Year of the Goat will further strengthen the state’s ties with China.
‘Aussie-made’ fish’s long journey from Atlantic
FISH caught in the Atlantic Ocean are being sold here as being “Made in Australia” because they are repackaged in this country.
The toxic river polluting our berries
THIS grim scene in Jinling in China’s Shandong province goes a long way to explaining our health scare because some of the frozen fruit we buy is grown and packaged here.
’Only come for lice and petloleum’
WOULD you mock the accent of the Chinese when visiting their country, cap-in-hand for badly needed investment? Argentina’s President did.
Scrap city: Inside China’s secret shame
THEY are the unknown army of workers who spend their days sorting through piles of rubbish and scrap. These stunning photos reveal the brutal life of China’s toughest workers.
China’s Bridget Jones bachelors
CHINA’s bachelors are in crisis. There just aren’t enough women to go around. With 120 men for every 100 women, these singletons are desperate for a date.
Fake bank duped customers out of $41 million
WATCH who you give your money to. Hundreds of customers lost a combined $41 million when they were fooled into putting money into a fake bank.
No A-League interest as China make Cahill play
ASIA looms as Tim Cahill’s next destination, with the Socceroos superstar almost certain to have played his last game for New York Red Bulls.
The A-League minnows powering the Roos
THERE will be many proud families and mentors watching the Socceroos, but a handful can reflect on one club’s contribution to the cause.
Cahill’s scoring ‘instinct’ like no other
TIM Cahill believed that he had no option but to attempt the scissors kick when Ivan Franjic’s looping header entered the penalty area.
Jedinak lauds Socceroos medical staff
SKIPPER Mile Jedinak paid tribute to the Socceroos’ medical staff who helped recover from an ankle injury to feature in the quarterfinal win over China.
Cahill’s brilliant bicycle kick
TIM Cahill scored twice in Australia’s quarterfinal win against China but it was his epic opener which will never be forgotten.
Angry Ange ‘frustrated as hell’ with critics
SOCCEROOS coach Ange Postecoglou has lashed out at critics questioning his position and his long-term plan for the national team.
Super Cahill does it again for Socceroos
IT was that man again. Tim Cahill scored two wonderful goals to inspire Australia to a 2-0 win over China in their Asian Cup quarter-final.
Analysis: Cahill the difference again
SOCCEROOS fans may be waiting for the next superstar to arrive, but Tim Cahill isn’t following the script.
Video: key moments as Roos beat China
VIDEO: the key moments as the Socceroos get past China in the quarter-finals. And there’s no surprises Tim Cahill features heavily!
Socceroos player ratings v China
VOTE NOW: We run the rule over Australia’s 2-0 win against China. Who starred, and who struggled? Check our ratings and then cast your vote!
The truth about Chinese football
AHEAD of the crucial Asian Cup quarter-final against the Socceroos tonight, we reveal why China is more motivated than you could possibly believe.
‘Extra time, penalties, we’re set for anything’
COACH Ange Postecoglou is confident that the Socceroos can over-run China if Thursday night’s Asian Cup quarter-final runs into extra-time.
China worried full house may influence ref
CHINA coach Alain Perrin fears the referee could be influenced by a parochial crowd in Thursday night’s Asian Cup quarter-final against the Socceroos in Brisbane.
Ange: Form irrelevant in knockout stage
ANGE Postecoglou said Asian Cup group results are irrelevant in the sudden death quarter-finals, ahead of Thursday night’s clash with undefeated China.
Billionaire throws weight behind China push
CHINESE billionaire Xu Jiayin is digging deep into his sizeable pockets to ensure Team Dragon has plenty of support against the Socceroos on Thursday night.
China insider offers tips to Socceroos
ROSTYN Griffiths has played against China’s best players and says Team Dragon will provide a stern test against the Socceroos on Thursday night.
Studs Up: why Bresciano must start
HE has played just 45 Asian Cup minutes, but now it’s time to unleash Mark Bresciano against China. Re-live Studs Up & pick your Socceroos XI.
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