Last week Telstra suffered one of its largest-ever outages after a fault in network time-synchronisation systems caused widespread service failures. Millions of customers lost mobile connectivity, rail services in New South Wales and Victoria were […]
Australian consumers have become a little more optimistic, but confidence remains among the weakest recorded in decades, highlighting the ongoing financial pressures facing households despite easing concerns over fuel prices and interest rates. The latest […]
World’s billionaire population surpasses 4,000 for first time—with China’s 1,100 distinguishing themselves as nine out of every ten Chinese billionaires started from scratch The world’s billionaire class has reached a new milestone, with the number […]
This year a low budget Chinese-language family drama has emerged as one of the biggest box office hits in China, its Australian premiere shows the themes of love, devotion and family are universal. When a […]
The Australian new vehicle market recorded its strongest month ever in June, new data released by the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries has confirmed. During the month, VFACTS recorded 131,134 sales, which was seven per […]
The most senior Shandong province tourism delegation, led by Shandong governor Zhou Naixiang, touched down in Sydney to promote what is fast becoming one of China’s premier travel destinations. Shandong governor, Mr. Zhou Naixiang told […]
A Millennium of Shaolin Heritage, Spreading Compassion to the Southern Land— 15th Anniversary Charity Gala of Shaolin Temple Australia Successfully Held in Sydney In August 2025, the Shaolin Temple Australia 15th Anniversary Charity Gala was […]
The government says it’s cutting red tape and streamlining the foreign investment approval process but is the Foreign Investment Review Board getting in the way of investment in Australia’s economy? With Anthony Albanese on a […]
The Liberal Party ran disastrous on the ground campaigns against Labor in electorates with large Chinese-Australian populations. Swings against the Liberals in key seats in Sydney and Melbourne were far greater than the national average. […]
What’s essentially a footnote to the 2025 election, but a significant one in the context of the Liberal Party’s treatment of its Chinese-Australian supporters, is that of Bradfield independent candidate Andy Yin, a 28-year-old of […]
“Borderlands”, a collection of works from celebrated Xinjiang artist Aniwar Mamat, on show at Sydney’s Vermilion Art gallery Aniwar Mamat is no stranger to Australia, the Beijing-based artist born in Xinjiang is in the country […]
As Shen Yun gears up for its annual multi-million-dollar tour of Australia, the U.S.-based Chinese dance group is facing a class action lawsuit for multiple counts of child trafficking, abusive practices and breaching a slew […]
The Invest Shanghai Global Roadshow reveals that China’s financial capital has a great deal more to offer investors than just finance Three of Shanghai’s premiere districts were on show at a trade promotion event in […]
Where is corporate oversight in Australia? Clearly, it’s not coming from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission. Numerous groups have advocated for both the sacking of current ASIC Chair Joe Longo and a full investigation […]
With ex-partners suing them, the parliament grilling them, the government firing them, the Australian Federal Police investigating them and the media lambasting them, the tax scandal ridden PwC clearly doesn’t have much to worry about. […]
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