Dozens of viruses detected in Chinese fur farm animals
A leading virologist says China’s fur factories should be shut down immediately, pointing to the archaic industry as ‘one of the most likely’ causes of a future pandemic.
China Ties
We won’t let West adopt: China
The practice became popular under the country’s one-child policy, but public opinion has long been divided amid fears about corruption
Hong Kong a gateway to China for Australian firms
Hong Kong’s financial secretary, Paul Chan, has urged Australian companies doing business in China to consider listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
AUKUS pact can’t be turned into blank cheque for US
In the present volatile state of the world, it seems rash for either Australia or Britain to say or sign anything that promises blank-cheque support in an American shootout with China.
NY Governor’s aide ‘served China for dollars and ducks’
The aide secretly served China’s Communist Party while working for more than a decade in the Democratic state government, investigators say.
Despite tensions, Australian studies thrive in China – but not the other way round
Australian studies are flourishing in China, researchers say, with ‘Patrick White and Henry Lawson probably taught more in Chinese universities than in Australian’ institutions.
ASX 200 ends little changed as retailers, miners fall; CBA hits record
Consumer stocks down as big names Coles, Woolworths and Wesfarmers trade ex-dividend. More pain for iron ore prices weighs on mining heavyweights. Public demand tipped to drive second quarter GDP growth.
‘Money not enough’ to get Nvidia chips
Australian-grown bitcoin miner and data centre operator Iren has revealed the complex process to buy Nvidia’s power chips, which are so hot China has found a way to subvert export restrictions.
‘Sputtering’ China weighs down miners
The financials and energy sectors have dragged the ASX to a winning day as Chinese woes weigh heavy on Australian miners.
‘National interest’: Albo’s AUKUS China dodge
The Prime Minister has dodged a question about the purpose of a pact with two of our greatest allies to build nuclear-powered submarines.
Major blow to China’s Pacific ambitions
An Australian Pacific policing initiative will go ahead after leaders backed the plan, dealing a big blow to China’s regional ambitions.
Albanese tries his hand at soft-touch diplomacy in the Pacific
The Prime Minister got up close and personal with Fiji leader Sitiveni Rabuka, as he sealed a major agreement with Pacific nations to create a region-wide police response force.
China steel spree faces its days of reckoning
Australian winemakers may be enjoying their return to China, but the impact of the transformation of the economy of our second-biggest trading partner is having a more sober impact on the broader economy.
BHP profit all about China
BHP and its multi-billion profits are still all based on China. Today it’s iron ore tomorrow it will be copper.
Expanding yards, higher fences: Global economic security policy turns green
A tit-for-tat trade war is now brewing between China and the EU, with goverment driven tariffs likely here to stay.
Chinese violate Japanese airspace
The first confirmed incursion by a Chinese military plane was a ‘totally unacceptable’ threat to national security.
China’s AI engineers secretly accessing banned Nvidia chips
In June, more than 300 servers were loaded with the chips in a data centre in Brisbane. Three weeks later, they began processing AI algorithms for a company in Beijing.
BHP warns of hit from IR reforms as Chinese demand falters
Same job same pay industrial relations laws are all cost and no productivity gains, BHP says, as it flags a challenging year defined by geopolitical tensions and lingering inflation.
ALP gas plan irks Pacific leaders
Anthony Albanese’s plan to expand natural gas production will come under fire at the Pacific Islands Forum in Tonga this week.
New flashpoint in China’s quest for control of South China Sea
A Philippines coastguard ship has become a new symbol of the David-and-Goliath fight between Beijing and a US ally Washington pledges to defend in the event of an armed attack.
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