Two cultures merging in art
Inclinations: an exhibition of four contemporary Chinese artists with an eye on Australia 4 December 2019 | Richard Coleville Four artists born and raised in China have brought their art, and their artistic flair with […]
Inclinations: an exhibition of four contemporary Chinese artists with an eye on Australia 4 December 2019 | Richard Coleville Four artists born and raised in China have brought their art, and their artistic flair with […]
Wait and see as the RBA announces it will keep rates on hold 3 December 2019 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital Markets Chief Economist As widely expected by economists (including myself) and the money market […]
An “iconic image” but no proof that Bellamy’s owns a cow or a farm (image: bellamy’s website) A week after approval of its takeover of Bellamy’s, China Mengniu picks up a bundle of Australia’s best-known […]
Contemporary Chinese artist Sun Ziyao asks who are we? 25 November 2019 | words/images by Marcus Reubenstein At first sight one could easily describe Sun Ziyao’s demeanour as relaxed; but meet him and that impression […]
Sydney hosts the biggest annual expo of Chinese tea and culture where thousands sample the flavours and the traditions of China 22 November 2019 | (Staff Writers) Long before espresso machines and coffee baristas became […]
Photographic exhibition charts a remarkable seven-year journey in images across the wetlands of north-eastern China with the endangered red crowned crane 22 November 2019 | Marcus Reubenstein “In Chinese culture the red crowned crane is […]
The wisdom of Britain’s great wartime leader applies to many fields of endeavour Shane Oliver’s list of great investment quotes: Part Two 20 November 2019 | Shane Oliver Last month we published Part One of […]
A parcel of homes in a prime Kogarah location make way for a new development hoping to attract investors Developer with $1 billion pipeline says local knowledge is an edge in the current market […]
Fifth Anniversary forum, Jim Harrowell (L) with Andrew Robb (centre), Helen Sham-Ho, Dame Marie Bashir, Philip Ruddock and Damien Tudehope On the anniversary of the signing of the China Australia Free Trade Agreement, former Prime […]
The residential property market in Sydney and Melbourne continues to bubble along The upward trend in residential property continues as more sellers test the market 18 November 2019 | (Staff Writers) Data compiled by property […]
with china it’s biggest market US agricultural exports are a key element of any trade deal Ultimately a US-China trade deal is in all parties’ interests and the pressure is rising to get it done […]
“Can Do” Australia gives the Bellamy’s takeover by Chinese dairy giant the green light The Bellamy’s share price roller-coaster back on the rise after China Mengniu takeover gets Australian government approval 15 November 2019 | […]
Chemist Warehouse posted its best ever online sales result clocking up $20.9 million in just over three hours Australia the fourth most popular origin of imported products for China’s biggest retail event 13 November 2019 […]
John Howard addresses an audience of Chinese and Australian entrepreneurs at an annual business awards night Former prime minister John Howard says people-to-people links are the bedrock of Australia-China relations 12 November 2019 | Marcus […]
Singles’ Day is now unrivaled as the biggest retail sales event in history With US$38 billion in 24 hours, China Singles’ Day sales smash all records for online sales anywhere in the world 12 […]
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