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Australia’s huge power play over China
There’s one thing China has that the world desperately needs to function – but now Australia is stepping in to take a chunk of the world market.
Banned Chinese brand’s plan
The Chinese telecommunications company was set to be a world leader before the West intervened, but it’s got a new plan to boost profits.
Secret cam busts restaurant’s gross act
A “healthy” restaurant chain has been caught out in an undercover video using leftovers from customer meals for a disgusting purpose.
Annoying ‘feature’ coming to app
The app’s links to China had some concerned over tracking, but the latest way it tracks you will leave users annoyed.
Fears over China’s plans for Aussie port
A parliamentary committee has called on the government to take the Port of Darwin lease back from Chinese-owned Landbridge, deeming it “a national security risk”.
China suspected of cyber security attack
There is a ‘high probability’ that China was behind a cyber security attack on an Australian state’s parliament days before an election.
Three arrested over alleged terror acts
Three men, including a 16-year-old boy, have been arrested in Melbourne as part of a major counter-terrorism operation in Victoria.
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Diplomat’s warning to Chinese in Australia
As relations with Beijing continue to deteriorate, a diplomat at the embassy in Canberra has issued a warning to Chinese people in Australia.
Chilling reality of China’s ‘tracking’ state
Under China’s Big Brother-like mass surveillance system, streets full are of cameras that monitor citizens’ emotions and track their value to society.
China’s ‘jaw-dropping’ Aussie accusation
In a startling move, China has reported Australia to the United Nations. It could be Beijing’s most hypocritical strategy yet.
Chinese factories burned in deadly chaos
When Chinese businesses were burned to the ground in a troubled nation overnight, Beijing called for action and chaos ensued.
Huge world pushback against China
The UK, France and Germany are signalling their opposition to China’s intimidation in the South China Sea.
Trump slams China in surprise appearance
Former US President Donald Trump shocked a crowd at Mar-a-Lago, making a rare public appearance after being unseated in January.
Australia move that China will hate
In a watershed moment, Australia, Japan, India, Japan and the US are making moves that Beijing has labelled the “empty talk club”.
Satellite images expose China’s plan
China has declared it “must spend more” to meet the threat of war. Now images show exactly what their master plan involves.
China snaps up island just off WA
A Chinese-linked company has been allowed to take over a tiny island “paradise” just off Western Australia, close to a military training area.
China reports Aus ‘human rights violations’
In a scathing statement to the UN, China has blasted Australia’s use of offshore detention centres, expressing “deep concern” for the rights of asylum seekers.
China move that leaves Australia exposed
Beijing is not only continuing to grow its economy – it’s also focusing on another key area which leaves Australia completely exposed.
Chinese ‘research’ vessel spotted off WA
An expert on Chinese maritime activities says one of the superpower’s research vessels is currently operating near Australia.
China’s worrying influence on Aussie unis
Beijing’s influence on Australian universities has a ‘chilling effect’ on free speech, a committee examining national security in higher education has heard.
Satellite images show city in ruins
Bleak new satellite images have revealed the devastating level of destruction in a tiny nation that has been rocked by four major explosions.
Call before wife’s body found in freezer
A husband left a shock voicemail to a colleague shortly before his wife’s dead body was discovered in a freezer at their home, a court has heard.
Tesla denies hack at China factory
Elon Musk’s Tesla has denied the claims of a hacker group which says it spied on the car company’s Shanghai operations.
China accuses Australia of genocide
A senior figure at one of China’s biggest newspapers has claimed Australia is being hypocritical in its condemnation of alleged human rights abuses.
‘Greedy’ $19m China bear hotel slammed
A new $19 million hotel is set to open in China, but activists are already demanding for it to be closed even before doors officially open.
Iron ore stocks drag ASX lower
The ASX was dragged lower by iron ore stocks after new anti-pollution measures in China sent the price of the steelmaking commodity tumbling.
Australia’s stunning economic turnaround
The Australian economy is forecast to grow rapidly this year thanks to the successful battle to contain COVID-19, with business bouncing back.
‘Deeply disturbing’ arrest in mystery case
The case of a woman who mysteriously vanished while walking home in London has gripped the UK. Now cops have made a surprising arrest.
Thousands exposed to China’s email hack
Thousands of Australian organisations including the CSIRO and state governments rely on a Microsoft product that had four massive flaws exploited by hackers.
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