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The shadow of Mao remains

The English translation of, Chinese author, Yang Jishenng's latest book shows the Cultural Revolution..

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Investing pitfalls

Nine common mistakes investors make and economist Shane Oliver’s view on how to avoid..

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The ever present Rupert Murdoch

Former News Ltd executive, John Menadue explains Rupert Murdoch’s political modus operandi, going back..

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Seven Charts for 2021

Market observations as Australia and the world grapples with a second year of COVID-19..

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Canberra’s helping hands

Whilst vocal politicians, security agencies and think-tanks are trumpeting the China threat, and enacting..

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The China bubble that never pops

Sinophrenia was a term coined to label the somewhat schizophrenic condition where pundits believe..

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International student exploitation rife

At the start of the coronavirus crisis the prime minister told international students and..

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Beyond the blame game

A former ambassador to Beijing recently described Australia-China relations as having moved from the..

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No wars, Trump’s positive legacy

Unlike almost all of his predecessors Donald Trump fully understood that every US war..

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Repugnant: a European diaspora perspective on Eric Abetz

Liberal Senators Eric Abetz and Concetta Fierravanti-Wells are unrepentant after imposing Chinese-Australians to McCarthy-like..

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Hoping for the best

A Sinologist’s view on Australia’s relations with China 8 October 2020 | Professor Kerry..

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Temporary migrants’ anguish and exclusion in COVID-19

A comprehensive research report paints a bleak picture of the way Australia has treated..

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Sino-Australian media ‘cold war’ on ice

The shock and indignation of the Australian media over the forced departure of two..

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China relationship not set in stone

Political tensions with China have been escalating, but there's still time for Australia to..

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Bipolar headlines

Whether a ratings chase or ideological war, News Corp’s coronavirus coverage is agenda driven,..

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