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Chinese delays on imports complex: expert

The Canberra Times

Angus Livingston

6 August 2019
Aust reliance on China likely to increase

The Canberra Times

Angus Livingston

5 August 2019
Australia’s belt and road dilemma in the Pacific: is China a partner or competitor?

South China Morning Post

Jane Golley and James Laurenceson

31 July 2019
Australian universities ‘need to work with China, US’ to stay on top

The Australian

Jill Rowbotham

31 July 2019
China to eclipse US as Australia’s pre-eminent research collaborator

The Times Higher Education

John Ross

30 July 2019
University of Queensland faces heat for naming Chinese diplomat Xu Jie as faculty member

South China Morning Post

John Power

29 July 2019
Australia and the BRI: Cooperate, compete or challenge

Disruptive Asia

Jane Golley and James Laurenceson

26 July 2019
China’s New Enthusiasm Toward The Declaration on the Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea

Australian Outlook

Elena Collinson

25 July 2019
China set to surpass US as Australia’s main academic collaborator, report finds

South China Morning Post

John Power

24 July 2019
The Efficacy of Being Very Vocal: Australia and Human Rights in China

Australian Outlook

James Laurenceson

24 July 2019
Australian's detention in China could be diplomatic leverage

ABC Radio - AM

Tom Iggulden

22 July 2019
Australia ‘deeply disappointed’ over China’s detention of author Yang Hengjun

South China Morning Post

John Power

22 July 2019
China to replace the US as Australia's leading research partner

Australian Financial Review

Robert Bolton

22 July 2019
Yang Hengjun: The Australian writer held by China for six months

BBC News

Emma Elsworthy

11 July 2019
China crisis? Hardly – it doesn’t matter most Aussie kids don’t speak fluent Mandarin

The Conversation

Warren Midgley

8 July 2019
Trade Provides the Ballast for Relations with China

Australian Outlook

James Laurenceson

4 July 2019
Donald Trump's trade war with China is rattling nerves in the birthplace of the smartphone

ABC News

Bill Birtles

1 July 2019
Are there only 130 Australians of non-Chinese heritage who can speak Mandarin proficiently?

RMIT ABC Fact Check

Sushi Das

24 June 2019
How China factors into new Darwin port

ABC Radio - AM

Tom Iggulden

24 June 2019
Anthony Albanese and the People’s Republic of China: an overview

Pearls and Irritations

Elena Collinson

21 June 2019
The Daily (Hong Kong protests)

2SER - The Daily (136:06 in)

Alex James, interviewing Elena Collinson

18 June 2019
How does China’s infrastructure boom benefit Australian bulk handling?

Bulk Handling Review

William Arnott

14 June 2019
China-Australia ties: where to from here?

China Radio International - China Plus

Debby Ng, interviewing James Laurenceson

5 June 2019
Twitter criticised for suspending Chinese activists accounts

2SER - The Wire

Max Tillman, interviewing Elena Collinson

4 June 2019
US official urges Pacific Island nations to keep ties with Taiwan

The Straits Times

The Straits Times

3 June 2019
U.S. official urges Pacific Island nations to keep ties with Taiwan

Reuters

Swati Pandey & Colin Packham

3 June 2019
Small Grey Rhinos: Understanding Australia’s Economic Dependence on China

Pearls and Irritations

James Laurenceson and Michael Zhou (report extract)

29 May 2019
Re-elected Morrison government facing ‘biggest test’ on China-Australia relationship

SBS News

SBS News

24 May 2019
Economic diplomacy: New trade agenda, Chinese rhinos, Made in ASEAN

The Interpreter

Greg Earl

24 May 2019
Chinese PhD students a risk to West in some fields, v-c warns

Times Higher Education

John Ross

17 May 2019

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