China’s brutal plan to ‘break’ rival
Rather than invade, China may try to “break” this tiny island through a brutal campaign including assassinations and cyberattacks.
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Aus joins US in ‘worst case’ war game
As a major US intervention in China-Taiwan tensions looks likely, Australia has joined forces with the US to prepare for potential disaster.
Australian journalist arrested in China
An Australian journalist has been formally arrested in China on suspicion of illegally supplying state secrets overseas.
‘Flying kites’: PM rubbishes China plan
Reports China plans to build a city on Australia’s doorstep should be ‘filed under speculation’, the Prime Minister says.
Beijing move reveals China’s weak spot
A quiet announcement by China about one of its military commands has revealed a glaring hole in its defences that it’s desperate to shore up.
NSW, VIC on alert after new cases
NSW and Victoria has been put on alert overnight after officials confirmed new positive cases, with residents urged to check exposure sites.
How cops busted ‘illegal tobacco ring’
A Chinese national has been charged over an ‘illegal tobacco ring’ operating out of Melbourne which allegedly used a string of fake ID’s and fraudulent identities.
China accused of spreading ‘disinformation’
China has been accused of spreading ‘disinformation’ after it launched a new warning about a struggling Australian sector.
China and Russia’s ‘aggressive’ master plan
China and Russia have put their disagreements aside to form an axis of power with plans to form a “new international order”.
Our JB obsession is changing the world
Aussies have gone appliance crazy during the COVID-19 pandemic — and that’s great news for China.
‘It’s over’: Relief as WA lockdown ends
Western Australia is breathing a sigh of relief tonight as the state’s sudden, five-day coronavirus lockdown finally lifted at 6pm local time.
China’s radical war on ‘feminisation’
China has laid out a strategy to stop the “feminisation” of Chinese boys after complaints their teens were too delicate, timid and effeminate.
China’s ‘insane’ plan for Oz doorstep
China plans to build a $39bn city just kilometres from Australia’s border, but Aussies have been warned not to jump to conclusions.
Nuclear war threat a ‘real possibility’
A top US admiral has warned “nuclear employment is a very real possibility” when dealing with threats from Russia and China.
Simmons will take Boomers to new heights
Rising Boomers big man Jock Landale knows the importance of Ben Simmons playing at the Tokyo Olympics to help Australia claim a maiden men’s medal.
Why Chinese cars are on the rise
Sales of Chinese cars are booming in Australia, and with the arrival of the country’s latest ute it is easy to understand why.
Aussie wine to shift away from China
China’s crippling tariffs on Australian wine are creating major challenges with producers quickly trying to pivot away from the economic cash cow.
China slaps away Australia’s ‘olive branch’
China has slapped down Scott Morrison’s “disingenuous” comments, saying he is offering nothing more than a “verbal olive branch”.
Aussie move to hit China where it hurts
For years, China has had a global monopoly on a mineral Donald Trump described as “essential”. But now Australia is making a bid.
China on the brink of ‘major crisis’
Beijing may “trigger a major crisis” this year to exploit COVID-19 and celebrate its centenary of Communism, a leading strategist warns.
Ex China diplomat attacked in parliament
A former Australian ambassador to China has come under attack in parliament, accused of “selling his influence to foreign corporate tax dodgers”.
Emissions goal ‘wrong priority’: Canavan
Domestic manufacturing and China’s ‘rising aggression’ should be prioritised over a 2050 net zero emissions target, a Nationals Senator says.
Aussie company turns away from China
A major Australian producer says it will limit exports to China after the escalation in trade tensions between Beijing and Canberra.
China’s Tesla rival hits Aussie roads
Electric car customers should prepare to ‘bring your dollars’ to take home a handsome electric sedan with impressive performance.
Worrying China move ‘threatens war’
A new law passed by Beijing has brought it head-to-head with the US with some leaders saying China’s action are a virtual “declaration of war”.
Man charged over gun silencer from China
A Sydney man charged with importing a firearm silencer from China allegedly had 11 guns and gel-blasters and 43 rounds of ammunition at his home.
Jar company rejects ‘communist’ China
An Australian company selling Mason jars says it will no longer source from China as it flags a global shortage of the millennial favourite.
‘Great concern’: America’s China virus fears
As the World Health Organisation investigates in Wuhan how the pandemic started, a war of words has broken out between China and the US.
China refuses to take Australia’s calls
In a sign of the tensions between the two countries, Chinese ministers are refusing to return calls to their Australian counterparts.
‘Endless shame’: China reacts to anal swabs
Chinese citizens have reacted with a mix of horror and humour after officials made public their use of anal swabs to screen for COVID-19.
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