China-Australia Relations

Drones, sophisticated fighter planes, surveillance aircraft, and possibly even a British aircraft carrier will now play a role in joint exercises.

The human rights lawyer has returned to Australia, again urging stronger action to end systemic organ harvesting.

‘Eric’ warned that many in the West still do not understand the real nature of the Chinese Communist Party.

New recruitment policy will apply to eligible New Zealanders from July 2024 and permanent residents from other countries from January 2025.

Richard Marles has used a sideline meeting to express Australia’s concerns over Beijing’s rising recent aggression.

A $50 billion budget increase will still leave the country vulnerable if there’s hostilities in the Indo-Pacific, the Australian Strategic Policy Instute warns.

Many Australians will be incensed to learn of foreign spies in their midst, but it is a reality to be confronted.

The Australian government has repeatedly been denied consular access to Gordon Ng.

International human rights lawyer David Matas will highlight the brutal practice of forced organ harvesting by the Chinese state.

The move comes as Beijing-backed spying revelations in Australia continue to emerge.

A former Chinese Communist Party spy has revealed the number of Chinese spies he believes are currently in Australia.

Taiwan’s local diplomatic representatives said the email was aimed at intimidating local MPs.

Taiwan’s representative in Australia says the two countries need to unite further to resist increased “coercive action” from the CCP.

According to France, unrest in New Caledonia—which recently exploded into violence and, so far, 6 deaths—is being fomented by China, Russia, and Azerbaijan.

Australia continues to increase funding toward the Pacific nation amid security concerns about the CCP regime’s influence in the region.

DFAT rejected Beijing’s ‘incorrect assertions,’ saying the visit is consistent with Australia’s one China policy.

Qantas will launch direct flights from Brisbane to Manila for the first time in over a decade also increase its flights to Singapore and India.

An Australian Navy Seahawk helicopter was forced to take ‘evasive action’ after a CCP warplane dropped flares in its flight path.

The Solomon Islands election could have hailed a major change of fortune for Australian and US leaders in the region, except things appear to remain the same.