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Who is really buying ACT properties?

Canberra Weekly

Abbey Halter

3 November 2020
Racism, pledges of allegiance, and spying — the human cost of Australian-Sino relations gone bad

Crikey

Kishor Napier-Raman

29 October 2020
The unravelling: how Australian-Sino relations became about the politics of dissent

Crikey

Kishor Napier-Raman

29 October 2020
China trade pressure sends Australia 'wake-up call' to diversify

Nikkei Asia

Prashant Mehra

27 October 2020
The lesser-known benefits of trade with China

Policy Forum

Xunpeng Shi

21 October 2020
Can Australia dump China amid trade tensions?

DW

Ashutosh Pandey

20 October 2020
Australia’s trade relationship with China is fine, it’s the diplomatic one that needs work

The New Daily

Cait Kelly

19 October 2020
The deepening rift between Australia and China

NHK World - Japan

Aoki Midori

19 October 2020
China-Australia relations: Canberra ‘keeping the door open’ as questions swirl over coal import ban

South China Morning Post

Su-Lin Tan

19 October 2020
Senator insists Chinese-Australians condemn CCP at inquiry on diaspora issues, sparking backlash

South China Morning Post

Su-Lin Tan

16 October 2020
Australia high on China import list

The Australian

Will Glasgow

13 October 2020
How Australia-China relations have hit 'lowest ebb in decades'

BBC News

Shaimaa Khalil

12 October 2020
China is inching toward another trade war

Fortune

Eamon Barrett

28 September 2020
China's carbon neutral by 2060 pledge has wowed some, but where is the detail?

ABC News

Alan Weedon and Samuel Yang

25 September 2020
Social Sciences - Australia’s research field leaders

The Australian

The Australian

23 September 2020
Exports under threat as China looks elsewhere

The Australian

Glenda Korporaal

21 September 2020
In Australia and China, government action hammers human ties

Australian Outlook

James Laurenceson

18 September 2020
Australia's relationship with China — and what it means for you

ABC Radio - The Conversation Hour

Richelle Hunt and Warwick Long

14 September 2020
COVID-19 recovery in Pakistan & China Australian research

Business Now Asia Pacific

Business Now Asia Pacific

14 September 2020
China could hit Australian exports much harder, ACRI warns

The Australian

Glenda Korporaal

14 September 2020
Friction over journalists hastens the unravelling of strained China-Australia ties

South China Morning Post

Sarah Zheng

14 September 2020
China says journo rescue 'violated judicial sovereignty'

The Australian Financial Review

Andrew Tillett

11 September 2020
Australia considered foreign policy implications of move on Chinese journalists

The Sydney Morning Herald

Anthony Galloway and Eryk Bagshaw

11 September 2020
'You don't look like us and you don't respect us!' Chinese family living in Melbourne reveal the horrible letter posted to their shop window

Daily Mail

Levi Parsons

10 September 2020
China alleges Australian intelligence service raided reporters’ homes

Financial Times

Jamie Smyth

10 September 2020
Why the Australia-China relationship is unravelling faster than we could have imagined

The Conversation

James Laurenceson

10 September 2020
Prickly, proud, authoritarian: how should Australia deal with China now?

The Guardian

Bob Carr, Elena Collinson, Hamish McDonald and Michael Shoebridge

10 September 2020
Australian reporters flee China

2SER - The Wire

Pat Fordham

9 September 2020
Australia, all is not lost despite China’s trade tantrums

The Interpreter

James Laurenceson

8 September 2020
As Australia-China ties spiral downward, why is Lee Kuan Yew’s warning a talking point?

South China Morning Post

John Power

7 September 2020

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