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Defence minister accuses Beijing of ‘bullying’ over criticisms of Australia’s pact with the US and UK

Premier of Western Australia Mark McGowan will today announce when the state will reopen its borders, and the government has reduced the wait time for getting your COVID vaccine booster from six months to five months.

China has responded “irrationally” to the AUKUS pact between Australia, the US and Britain, Australian Minister of Defence Peter Dutton told Sky News Australia yesterday. The conservative Australian minister continues to mount forthright criticism of the Chinese government, accusing it of “bullying” countries that stand up to Beijing. The Australian government formed the AUKUS partnership with the US and the UK because it wanted to “see increased stability and peace in our region,” D...

© Provided by Xinhua Featuring works by Liu Kaiqu (1904-1993), Xiong Bingming (1922-2002) and Wu Weishan (1962- ) from the National Art Museum of China

© Provided by Xinhua Featuring works by Liu Kaiqu (1904-1993), Xiong Bingming (1922-2002) and Wu Weishan (1962- ) from the National Art Museum of China

© Provided by Xinhua Featuring works by Liu Kaiqu (1904-1993), Xiong Bingming (1922-2002) and Wu Weishan (1962- ) from the National Art Museum of China

CANBERRA, Dec. 9 (Xinhua) -- Three modern Chinese sculptures are on display at the National Museum of Australia (NMA) in Canberra until Feb. 28 next year. Featu

CANBERRA, Dec. 9 (Xinhua) -- Three modern Chinese sculptures are on display at the National Museum of Australia (NMA) in Canberra until Feb. 28 next year. Featu

Kurt Campbell says China’s attempts to drive Australia ‘to its knees’ through a trade war won’t succeed

Although Australia has withstood the impact of trade sanctions in the short term, China still has significant scope to escalate trade punishments.