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In a long-running campaign to enhance Australia's relationship with China, the Perth Mint has launched another Lunar coin series - this time featuring the Year of the Dragon which starts in February next year. The Mint believes the dragon coins will be highly sought after, dressed in gold, silver and platinum and in a variety of sizes and denominations.

HONG KONG, March 6, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Doo Group is pleased to announce that it has become a proud sponsor of the Australia China Friendship Society of Western Australia (ACFSWA), an organization that prioritizes social values. Standing as a global financial service group, Doo Group strongly believes in the concept of people-oriented and giving back. Therefore, it has started its Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) transformation. This collaboration that is built on shared values and co...

By Lewis Jackson SYDNEY (Reuters) - Two and a half years after Chinese trade restrictions hit Australian products from coal to wine, a diplomatic thaw...

Two and a half years after Chinese trade restrictions hit Australian products from coal to wine, a diplomatic thaw between Beijing and Canberra has raised hopes for a revival of exports and spurred

Two and a half years after Chinese trade restrictions hit Australian products from coal to wine, a diplomatic thaw between Beijing and Canberra has raised hopes for a revival of exports and... | February 26, 2023

China’s envoy at its consulate in Perth visited the world’s largest exporter of Australian rock lobsters after reports an unofficial ban on coal will be lifted amid an easing of tensions between Canberra and Beijing.

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Chinese diplomats and Communist Party officials are using free and open American social media sites to follow sexually explicit material that is banned in China, a review of multiple officials' Twitter accounts reveals.

Chinese diplomats and Communist Party officials are using free and open American social media sites to follow sexually explicit material that is banned in China, a review of multiple officials' Twitter accounts reveals.

Western Australian (WA) Premier Mark McGowan has lauded the state’s relationship with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) while ...