‘Fewer Chinese working here since FTA’
The number of Chinese in Australia on temporary work visas has fallen since the start of the free-trade agreement with China.
The number of Chinese in Australia on temporary work visas has fallen since the start of the free-trade agreement with China.
Labor’s move to oppose legislation expanding the government’s ability to revoke criminals’ visas has been labelled ‘madness’.
China has rejected suggestions that its agencies were behind a cyber attack on federal parliament.
The boats are back, at least in spirit, as the Liberal government cashes in on keeping the conversation going on border security.
China has rejected as a ‘smear’ suggestions that its agencies have been behind the cyber attack on federal parliament last week.
Banned Chinese businessman Huang Xiangmo has described Australia as being like a ‘giant baby’.
Until the moment of his release, Hakeem al-Araibi’s chances of returning to Australia had been growing more remote by the day.
Footballer and refugee Hakeem al-Araibi is yet to become a citizen, but yesterday he declared: ‘Australia is my country.’
A leading Chinese academic has warned Australia about its growing anti-China rhetoric.
Beijing has formally protested the exhibition of Chinese artworks from a renowned Taiwan museum, at the NSW Art Gallery.
Former top US official urges Australia to consider joining a trilateral coalition pushing back at Chinese protectionism.
Thailand’s role in Hakeem al-Araibi’s ordeal — and the timing of the Red Notice against him — raises some troubling questions.
Clive Palmer’s $4 million private jet has been registered offshore so the United Australia Party leader can avoid tax.
Australia has lodged a diplomatic protest with Beijing over the detention of three Australian citizens originally from China.
Clive Palmer claims the Chinese Communist Party may be plotting a takeover of Australia through an airstrip in the Pilbara.
The Australian government has strongly rejected Thailand’s suggestion it requested Hakeem Al-Araibi be detained.
The Australian government has confirmed that billionaire political donor Huang Xiangmo has had his permanent residency cancelled.
The Thai government has urged Australia and Bahrain to resolve the Hakeem al-Araibi case, as it faces pressure to intervene.
Matt Canavan says voters endorsed the Coalition’s border policies but Labor warns the PM can’t “simply ignore” the Phelps’s bill if it passes.
An Australian has admitted smuggling aircraft components to Iran, in breach of sanctions.
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