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ACRI backs China FTA

Farm Online

Colin Bettles

9 September 2015
China-Australia FTA concerns unwarranted

Australian Financial Review

James Laurenceson

7 September 2015
Credit where credit’s due for China’s economic authorities

East Asia Forum

James Laurenceson

2 September 2015
Hey shareholders - Calm down, stop worrying about China

2UE

Stuart Bocking, interviewing James Laurenceson

26 August 2015
Australian shares rocked by China rout, but economic fundamentals remain solid

The Conversation

James Laurenceson

26 August 2015
Australian scholar: plunge of Chinese stock market has limited impacts in Australia

Phoenix TV

Phoenix TV, interviewing James Laurenceson

26 August 2015
China-Australia FTA being debated intensely in Australian Parliament

Phoenix TV

Phoenix TV

21 August 2015
Jobs safe with China free-trade agreement: says Bob Carr

The Australian

Dennis Shanahan

20 August 2015
On the Money: interview with James Laurenceson on the RMB depreciation, Chinese investment in agriculture and housing, and more

2SER

2SER, interviewing James Laurenceson

19 August 2015
Agreement opens a new door to Australia-Asia cooperation

UTS Newsroom

UTS

17 August 2015
China's critics are missing the point

Business Spectator

James Laurenceson

14 August 2015
China devalues Yuan

2GB

Ross Greenwood, interviewing James Laurenceson

12 August 2015
Australia-China relations: the correspondent’s perspective

ABC RN Big Ideas

Paul Barclay

6 August 2015
Australian manufacturing must refocus on knowledge-based goods and not blame China for industry woes

Sydney Morning Herald

James Laurenceson and Roy Green

6 August 2015
Carr takes on Chinese relationship

The Australian

Julie Hare

6 August 2015
Benefactor no surprise

Australian Financial Review

Bob Carr

6 August 2015
Forget the property downturn, Chinese New Year holidays deflate Chinese GDP

Sydney Morning Herald

Su-Lin Tan

6 August 2015
Australians opposed to taking sides in any conflict between China and Japan

The Guardian

Lenore Taylor

6 August 2015
Switch from Beijing-baiting restored balance to China ties

The Australian

Bob Carr

6 August 2015
Chinese property investment through the roof: What it really means

news.com.au

news.com.au, interviewing James Laurenceson

5 August 2015
Carr: ‘Australia does not have to take sides’

BBC News

Ali Moore, interviewing Bob Carr

4 August 2015
Who wins from an Australia-China free trade agreement?

The New Daily

Emily Chantiri, interviewing James Laurenceson

4 August 2015
Gough Whitlam recognises China

ABC RN Big Ideas

Paul Barclay

4 August 2015
Former Australian FM praises China 7 pct growth forecast

Xinhua | English.news.cn

Patrick Whitely, interviewing Bob Carr

3 August 2015
China’s influence set to climb as U.S. thwarted on new bank

Bloomberg News

Bloomberg, interviewing James Laurenceson

31 July 2015
Government backs Qantas Airways, China Eastern alliance

Sydney Morning Herald

Matt O'Sullivan

31 July 2015
Interview: Japan, U.S. left behind as AIIB gets down to business, says Australian expert

Xinhua | English.news.cn

Marcus Casey, interviewing James Laurenceson

31 July 2015
Bipartisanship on the US-Australia alliance inhibits serious debate about the benefits and risks

Canberra Times

Iain Henry

31 July 2015
Aussies concerned about rising China’s impact on our security

The Australian

Rowan Callick

31 July 2015
Australia must choose between Chinese cash and loyalty to the US as SE Asia tensions rise

news.com.au

Paul Toohey, interviewing Bob Carr

31 July 2015

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