Over the past year, the Australian economy has faced unprecedented challenges. After experiencing the bushfires spread across Australia and the impact of the global Covid-19 pandemic, Australia’s economy dipped into recession for the first time […]
Lawyer Kingsley Liu’s family has been in Australia for six generations, his great-grandfather Lau Yee Tong landed in Freemantle when Australia didn’t even exist as a nation, not unlike his native Hong Kong he arrived […]
Ignorance and prejudice on China are now entrenched in Australia, fed by media repetition of false narratives; possibly encouraged by US and UK origin foreign influences; and enabled by stubborn and inept Australian political leadership. […]
In the face of the pandemic Scott Morrison launched himself onto the world stage holding virtual summits and strengthening alliances with “like-minded” democracies of “shared values”. Now, Australia, the UK, EU and US are refusing […]
China’s Belt and Road Initiative is a work in progress; what it is, and does, means different things to different people, including those within China tasked with driving the policy 11 March 2021 | Jon […]
The Australian Strategic Policy Institute is riding high with its Executive Director Peter Jennings giving evidence before a US Congressional commission on China. Apart from the Australian Defence Department, the US government is far and […]
Despite links that extend back more than two centuries, the Chinese community in Australia is often viewed with suspicion. Not only is much of that suspicion not founded in reality, it can work against national […]
Whether or not it was the author’s intentions, the Lowy Institute’s “Being Chinese” report has already been used in some narrow quarters, particularly on social media, to further marginalise Chinese-Australians. Kingsley Liu, lawyer and President […]
A former spy heads up Australia’s foreign investment review board, there’s government inquiries into foreign interference, think tanks, ‘academics’ and a band of federal MP’s screaming our sovereignty is under siege… while the big of […]
Bitcoin, it’s not a currency, it’s not a capital asset, so AMP Capital Chief Economist asks what this valuable (and volatile) asset really is? 5 March 2021 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital The title may seem a […]
Chinese-Australian community leaders have cautioned a number of the findings of a Lowy Institute report into the Chinese-Australian diaspora have been left wide open to interpretation and its findings could be used to further marginalise […]
Western reports on COVID-19 have overwhelmingly been produced under a simple banner of ‘China’. It’s a homogeneous label that ignores the human face of Chinese people everywhere. 27 February 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein Like almost […]
The English translation of, Chinese author, Yang Jishenng’s latest book shows the Cultural Revolution still has a hold over China’s leaders writes Professor Kerry Brown 18 May 2020 | Professor Kerry Brown (Image Marcus Reubenstein) […]
ABS data shows Australian wages increased in the December quarter but don’t read too much into the figures 24 February 2021 | Staff Writers Figures released today by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) show […]
Global share markets were mixed over the last week with concerns about the impact of rising bond yields on equity market valuations, particularly for high PE tech stocks, weighing on confidence 22 February 2021 | Shane […]
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