Cassie Ryan

National security concerns and reports of internal corruption and employer abuse are set to rattle two Chinese state-owned enterprises bids for Ausgrid.

The Communist Party’s China State Grid Corp is raising local concerns not just about security—an ongoing corruption probe and alleged human rights abuses in China are raising eyebrows.

Local officials and wealthy Chinese have been watching tigers being killed for entertainment in southern China, before the animals get butchered and sold for body parts.

Chinese customs officers caught a man attempting to smuggle thousands of diamonds in his underpants, after they noticed he was walking strangely.

A Chinese migrant worker’s 12-year-old daughter tried to get her mother to come home using arson.

Two young girls died and another 30 children were sickened, after eating snacks containing banned rodenticide at a kindergarten in rural southwest China.

A newborn baby was found at a crash site, where both his parents died when their motorbike was hit by a truck in east China.

The world’s most expensive dog has reportedly just been purchased at a luxury pet expo in east China.

Chinese police confiscated around 26 tons of mostly industrial salt in Guangzhou, which was due to be sold as table salt.