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Lasers, 3D-Printed Rocket Boosters to Be Deployed Against Beijing’s ‘Grey Warfare’
Australia’s defence scientists are working on a range of new weapons to combat what Defence Minister Richard Marles calls Beijing’s ‘grey warfare.’
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China Eastern Airlines to Add 100,000 Seats for Chinese Visitors to Melbourne Annually
The move comes after Qantas announced it would suspend its Sydney to Shanghai route from July 28, citing low demand.
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Wong ‘Deeply Concerned’ About Hong Kong’s Conviction of Australian Citizen
The Australian government has repeatedly been denied consular access to Gordon Ng.
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Australia Pledges to Help Solomons Develop Security Force
Australia continues to increase funding toward the Pacific nation amid security concerns about the CCP regime’s influence in the region.
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Beijing Uses Trade to ‘Manipulate Public Debate’: Liberal Senator Claire Chandler
‘While the lifting of the coercive restrictions is welcomed, we must not be fooled into treating it as the main focus of our foreign policy.’
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China Drops Heavy Tariffs Against Australian Winemakers
‘The re-entry of Australian bottled wine into the Chinese market will benefit both Australian producers and Chinese consumers.’
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Australia Joins US-Japan Military Exercise for the 1st Time
‘We are actively strengthening our commitment to security cooperation.’
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‘Malign Behaviour’: Australian Navy Divers Injured by Sonar From Chinese Destroyer
‘This is incredibly risky, inappropriate behaviour, and frankly, not the act of a friend,’ said Shadow Home Affairs Minister.
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Opinion: Nice Words Mean Little When It Comes to the CCP
What came out of the prime minister’s visit to China was just a few nice photos.
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Australia-China to Restart High-Level Political Dialogue After Leaders Meet
“While there are differences between us, both Australia and China benefit from cooperation and dialogue,” said the Australian prime minister.
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Australian PM Meets Chinese Leader After Years of Frozen Relations
Two leaders discussed trade relations but didn’t mention the AUKUS military pact.
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Opinion: CCP Has No Right to Stick Their Nose Into Australian Diplomatic Trips to Taiwan
Beijing appears to have forgotten Australia is a democratic country, as Amabassador Xiao Qian again pushes the government to follow their line on Taiwan.
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Lasers, 3D-Printed Rocket Boosters to Be Deployed Against Beijing’s ‘Grey Warfare’
Australia’s defence scientists are working on a range of new weapons to combat what Defence Minister Richard Marles calls Beijing’s ‘grey warfare.’
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China Eastern Airlines to Add 100,000 Seats for Chinese Visitors to Melbourne Annually
The move comes after Qantas announced it would suspend its Sydney to Shanghai route from July 28, citing low demand.
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Wong ‘Deeply Concerned’ About Hong Kong’s Conviction of Australian Citizen
The Australian government has repeatedly been denied consular access to Gordon Ng.
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Australia Pledges to Help Solomons Develop Security Force
Australia continues to increase funding toward the Pacific nation amid security concerns about the CCP regime’s influence in the region.
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Beijing Uses Trade to ‘Manipulate Public Debate’: Liberal Senator Claire Chandler
‘While the lifting of the coercive restrictions is welcomed, we must not be fooled into treating it as the main focus of our foreign policy.’
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China Drops Heavy Tariffs Against Australian Winemakers
‘The re-entry of Australian bottled wine into the Chinese market will benefit both Australian producers and Chinese consumers.’
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Australia Joins US-Japan Military Exercise for the 1st Time
‘We are actively strengthening our commitment to security cooperation.’
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‘Malign Behaviour’: Australian Navy Divers Injured by Sonar From Chinese Destroyer
‘This is incredibly risky, inappropriate behaviour, and frankly, not the act of a friend,’ said Shadow Home Affairs Minister.
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Opinion: Nice Words Mean Little When It Comes to the CCP
What came out of the prime minister’s visit to China was just a few nice photos.
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Australia-China to Restart High-Level Political Dialogue After Leaders Meet
“While there are differences between us, both Australia and China benefit from cooperation and dialogue,” said the Australian prime minister.
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Australian PM Meets Chinese Leader After Years of Frozen Relations
Two leaders discussed trade relations but didn’t mention the AUKUS military pact.
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Opinion: CCP Has No Right to Stick Their Nose Into Australian Diplomatic Trips to Taiwan
Beijing appears to have forgotten Australia is a democratic country, as Amabassador Xiao Qian again pushes the government to follow their line on Taiwan.
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