This isn’t our doing, PM tells Beijing
Scott Morrison says Australia has ‘done nothing to injure’ the nation’s partnership with China.
Scott Morrison says Australia has ‘done nothing to injure’ the nation’s partnership with China.
Patrick Pruaitch, who ordered a review of a deal with Australia over the use of Manus Island’s naval base, will face an inquiry.
A former diplomat in Beijing says the Australia-China relationship is unlikely to improve while Xi Jinping remains in power.
An estimated 20 per cent of Indonesia’s population of 268 million is at risk of falling into extreme poverty due to the pandemic.
A refugee rally planned for Sydney on Saturday has been prohibited by the NSW Supreme Court amid fears over the spread of COVID-19.
Papua New Guinea has ordered a review of an agreement with Australia over the use of Manus Island’s Lombrum Naval Base.
The Morrison government has offered a last-minute reprieve for a flagship aid program in Papua New Guinea.
The government has formally protested to Beijing over its claims of racism, as Chinese nationals downplayed the allegations.
Australian industry fears the only local company in the running to win a big contract on the new submarines will be beaten by a Greek rival.
Beijing’s influence across the globe stretches deeper than imagined, warns the Australian Strategic Policy Institute.
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