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Chinese diplomat Wang Xining claims being a friend of China is seen as a 'sin' in Australia, hits out at Australian media reporting Posted TueTuesday 2 MarMarch 2021 at 7:44am Wang Xining, the deputy head of mission at China's embassy in Australia, acknowledged relations between the two countries have suffered recently. ( Share Print text only Cancel China's most high-profile diplomat in Australia has declared that those who are friendly to China will be cherished by their grandchildren, while those who "choose to make enemies" with Beijing will be "cast aside by history". Key points: Mr Wan...

Last modified on Tue 2 Mar 2021 19.47 EST A landmark survey of the Chinese-Australian community has found nearly one in five have been physically threatened or attacked in the past year because of their Chinese heritage – a result likely to spark new calls for action against racism. Researchers from the Lowy Institute said the “dispiriting” finding showed how the Covid-19 pandemic and worsening tensions in the relationship between the governments of China and Australia were spilling over into experiences of discrimination. The comments coincided with a senior Chinese diplomat raising al...

  China's bitter battle with Australia has cost us billions, with investment plummeting to a record low in 2020. The clash between the two nations has been raging for years, beginning in 2018 when China-US relations fell to new lows and after Australia became the first country to bar Chinese smartphone giant Huawei from its 5G network due to top-secret national security concerns. Since then, the relationship has severely deteriorated - and now it seems China has had the ultimate revenge. According to new data from the Chinese Investment in Australia Database (CHIIA) at the Australian ...

  China's bitter battle with Australia has cost us billions, with investment plummeting to a record low in 2020. The clash between the two nations has been raging for years, beginning in 2018 when China-US relations fell to new lows and after Australia became the first country to bar Chinese smartphone giant Huawei from its 5G network due to top-secret national security concerns. Since then, the relationship has severely deteriorated - and now it seems China has had the ultimate revenge. According to new data from the Chinese Investment in Australia Database (CHIIA) at the Australian ...

China is continuing its brutal attack on Australia as the trade war rages on, with new data revealing just how much the stoush has cost us.