US embassy accuses Chinese mission of interference in Australia

US embassy accuses Chinese mission of interference in Australia

"That is not the way to do diplomacy... it should be done government to government,"the US ambassador to Australia said.

  • byEryk Bagshaw,Anthony Galloway andJonathan Kearsley

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'Not a suspect':Moselmane reinstated with Labor Party months after AFP raids

'Not a suspect':Moselmane reinstated with Labor Party months after AFP raids

Suspended Labor MP Shaoquett Moselmane had his party membership reinstated just months after the Australian Federal Police raided his home and office.

  • byTom Rabe andAlexandra Smith
Trading blows:China's punitive strategy against Australia is failing

Trading blows:China's punitive strategy against Australia is failing

Beijing is trying to generate political pressure on the Morrison government through strategic trade sanctions,but so far it's not working.

  • byPeter Hartcher
Seeing Red:Labor's China problem

Seeing Red:Labor's China problem

An encounter over a seemingly innocuous sticker on a Labor senator's office door underscored the bitter divisions within Labor over China.

  • byAnthony Galloway
Fragility,not strength,at the heart of Chinese politics

Fragility,not strength,at the heart of Chinese politics

A new book claims that cultural anxiety,insecurity and paranoia lurk just beneath the surface of contemporary China's politics.

  • byPeter Hartcher
'Degrading':Liberal senator slams'loyalty test'for Chinese Australians

'Degrading':Liberal senator slams'loyalty test'for Chinese Australians

Senator Andrew Bragg appeared to weigh in to the controversy that had embroiled Senator Eric Abetz,who recently called on three inquiry witnesses to"unequivocally condemn"the Chinese Communist Party.

  • byLisa Visentin andNick Bonyhady
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I was born in Australia. Why do I need to renounce the Chinese Communist Party?

I was born in Australia. Why do I need to renounce the Chinese Communist Party?

An Australian-born academic says he was insulted to be confronted at a Senate hearing on Wednesday and asked to condemn China's ruling party.

  • byOsmond Chiu
'Fishing expedition':Universities warn proposed foreign veto powers too broad

'Fishing expedition':Universities warn proposed foreign veto powers too broad

Universities Australia said it had counted almost 20,000 agreements that could captured by the review powers in the proposed laws,but the final figure could be far higher.

  • byLisa Visentin
Western world waking up to Beijing's bullying

Western world waking up to Beijing's bullying

Concerns about China's growing influence in the Asia-Pacific are expediting the creation of international allegiances,unified by their wariness of the authoritarian state.

  • byPeter Hartcher
Beijing influence or racism? China debate hits Melbourne council elections
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Beijing influence or racism? China debate hits Melbourne council elections

A Labor-aligned candidate running in a Melbourne council ward says she no longer wants to win after being accused of being a Chinese agent of influence.

  • byAnthony Galloway andAlex Chung
Andrews seeks Chinese tech precinct for Melbourne as part of'gateway'push
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Andrews seeks Chinese tech precinct for Melbourne as part of'gateway'push

The proposal for a"Torch"centre in Melbourne has prompted warnings about potential national security implications and intellectual property theft.

  • byRichard Baker