Corruption watchdog rules out student's UQ probe
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Corruption watchdog rules out student's UQ probe

The Crime and Corruption Commission will not investigate complaints against UQ's top two figureheads by suspended student activist Drew Pavlou,the university says.

  • byMatt Dennien

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Spat brews over alleged snub to Chinese dissident artist by UWA's Confucius Institute

Spat brews over alleged snub to Chinese dissident artist by UWA's Confucius Institute

A spat is brewing over claims Chinese political dissidents,including prominent Melbourne-based artist Badiucao,have been been snubbed by the University of Western Australia's Confucius Institute.

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What you'd expect in dictatorships:why our universities fear Morrison's crackdown on China links

What you'd expect in dictatorships:why our universities fear Morrison's crackdown on China links

China is the biggest source of refereed scientific journal articles in the world. The Morrison government needs to tread carefully in meddling with Australians'academic freedom to conduct research partnerships with China.

  • byBrian Toohey
Please Explain podcast:Journalist's arrest further erodes China-Australia links

Please Explain podcast:Journalist's arrest further erodes China-Australia links

National editor Tory Maguire joins China correspondent Eryk Bagshaw to discuss the state of the Sino-Australian relationship.

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China ramps up coercive diplomacy as Australian winemakers hit twice

China ramps up coercive diplomacy as Australian winemakers hit twice

The Chinese Communist Party’s use of coercive diplomacy against foreign governments and companies,including in Australia,has drastically increased over the past three years.

  • byAnthony Galloway andEryk Bagshaw
Australian TV anchor Cheng Lei detained in China

Australian TV anchor Cheng Lei detained in China

The high-profile journalist,who has been an anchor for Chinese state media network CGTN-News since 2013,was detained on August 14.

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Pavlou lights a cigar for new inquiry into foreign interference at universities

Pavlou lights a cigar for new inquiry into foreign interference at universities

Foreign interference at Australian universities will be examined at new parliamentary inquiry in what suspended student activist Drew Pavlou has chalked up as a"victory".

  • byLydia Lynch
WHO to visit Wuhan lab during investigation into cause of coronavirus

WHO to visit Wuhan lab during investigation into cause of coronavirus

More than 827,000 people have died with the virus since it emerged in China late last year,according to the Johns Hopkins University tally.

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Senior Liberal MP denounces'totalitarian'Chinese rule on secret tape
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Senior Liberal MP denounces'totalitarian'Chinese rule on secret tape

Former defence minister Kevin Andrews launched an unguarded attack on the Chinese communist regime in a private party forum.

  • byNick McKenzie andJoel Tozer
Managing difficult China relationship is Scott Morrison's job

Managing difficult China relationship is Scott Morrison's job

The federal government must take the lead in ensuring that agreements with China are not undermining its ability to take a stand on important issues.

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WA's China agreement to face scrutiny under proposed foreign interference laws

WA's China agreement to face scrutiny under proposed foreign interference laws

The new laws will give the foreign minister the power to veto proposed agreements and scrap existing ones between overseas governments and Australian states,local governments and even universities if they contradict Australia's national interest.

  • byHamish Hastie