Tag: China-Australia relations

Three Aussie ministers criticise China in joint statement, saying its actions have undermined international stability and security.

As the local wine industry seeks new export markets, sales are up in the Netherlands and South Korea, while Russia and Vietnam have potential.

Chinese officials angry at Australia as foreign minister calls for ‘procedural fairness and humane treatment’ of arrested Australian journalist.

Government has asked World Trade Organization to intervene over ‘unfair’ duties imposed on Australian barley products.

The country, which is the biggest importer of Australian wines, has imposed anti-dumping duties of up to 212% from Saturday.

A prominent member of Melbourne’s international community has become to first person to be charged under new foreign interference laws.

Wine industry and a range of other exporters are wary that China is to limit additional Australian imports from Friday.

Head of policy think tank says business community should be able to speak out on China without their loyalty being questioned.

Hong Kong residents offered five-year Australian visas following new law imposed by China that suppresses free speech. Extradition suspended.

Foreign Minister Payne claims Chinese accusations of racism against students and travellers are “disinformation”. Chinese say “rubbish”.