Cindy Li
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Cindy Li is an Australia-based writer for The Epoch Times focusing on China-related topics. Contact Cindy at [email protected]
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Ninth Australia-China High Level Dialogue Announced
The Dialogue comes after Former Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews attended the CCP’s military parade in Tiananmen Square on Sept. 3.
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‘This Planet Needs to Heal’: Why Aussies Mourned Charlie Kirk’s Death
‘That shot that took out Charlie Kirk has ensured that his message is going to go from one corner of the planet to the other,’ said an attendee.
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Call Continues for United Conservative Minor Party Ticket Ahead of Next Election
John Ruddick noted that most of the minor conservative parties agree on 90 percent of topics.
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Sydney Universities Slash Costs in Face of Financial Pressure, From Top Executives to Regular Staff
Leaders of 3 universities explained their recent sweeping cost cutting measures.
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Safety Campaign Launched After Methanol Deaths of Young Aussies
Bianca Jones and Holly Bowles died from methanol poisoning in a mass drink-spiking event while travelling in Laos in 2024.
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Family First Conference Highlights Battles Over Religious Freedom
The Human Rights Law Alliance has taken on several cases on behalf of Christians against discrimination.
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Ex-Labor Leader at Beijing Parade Unlikely to Impact US-ANZAC Ties: Analysts
‘I don’t think this visit will largely shape the international relationship within the Asia-Pacific area,’ said Yao-Yuan Yeh, a professor of political science.
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‘Racist’ or ‘Spirit of Australia?’ How Some MPs Responded to the Immigration Rallies
Greens NSW Senator David Shoebridge accused Labor of fuelling the ‘far-right rallies’ across Australia over the weekend.
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Man Arrested After Car Crashes Into Russian Consulate in Sydney
A 39-year-old man was arrested and taken to Surry Hills Police Station where he is assisting police with inquiries, according to NSW police.
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Muted Response Expected From ‘Axis of Evil’ Countries as Australia Expels Iran Diplomat
‘The Iranians like to talk with their fist, so there will be some kind of retaliation,’ said Prof. Joseph Siracusa from Curtin University.
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Ninth Australia-China High Level Dialogue Announced
The Dialogue comes after Former Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews attended the CCP’s military parade in Tiananmen Square on Sept. 3.
|
‘This Planet Needs to Heal’: Why Aussies Mourned Charlie Kirk’s Death
‘That shot that took out Charlie Kirk has ensured that his message is going to go from one corner of the planet to the other,’ said an attendee.
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Call Continues for United Conservative Minor Party Ticket Ahead of Next Election
John Ruddick noted that most of the minor conservative parties agree on 90 percent of topics.
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Sydney Universities Slash Costs in Face of Financial Pressure, From Top Executives to Regular Staff
Leaders of 3 universities explained their recent sweeping cost cutting measures.
|
Safety Campaign Launched After Methanol Deaths of Young Aussies
Bianca Jones and Holly Bowles died from methanol poisoning in a mass drink-spiking event while travelling in Laos in 2024.
|
Family First Conference Highlights Battles Over Religious Freedom
The Human Rights Law Alliance has taken on several cases on behalf of Christians against discrimination.
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Ex-Labor Leader at Beijing Parade Unlikely to Impact US-ANZAC Ties: Analysts
‘I don’t think this visit will largely shape the international relationship within the Asia-Pacific area,’ said Yao-Yuan Yeh, a professor of political science.
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‘Racist’ or ‘Spirit of Australia?’ How Some MPs Responded to the Immigration Rallies
Greens NSW Senator David Shoebridge accused Labor of fuelling the ‘far-right rallies’ across Australia over the weekend.
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Man Arrested After Car Crashes Into Russian Consulate in Sydney
A 39-year-old man was arrested and taken to Surry Hills Police Station where he is assisting police with inquiries, according to NSW police.
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Muted Response Expected From ‘Axis of Evil’ Countries as Australia Expels Iran Diplomat
‘The Iranians like to talk with their fist, so there will be some kind of retaliation,’ said Prof. Joseph Siracusa from Curtin University.
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