Beyond the blame game
A former ambassador to Beijing recently described Australia-China relations as having moved from the bottom of a pit to a “sub-basement” of the pit. There is blame on both sides but, former intelligence office, David […]
A former ambassador to Beijing recently described Australia-China relations as having moved from the bottom of a pit to a “sub-basement” of the pit. There is blame on both sides but, former intelligence office, David […]
This year more than 100 local and regional newspapers across Australia were either shutdown or cut back to online only publications, four decade veteran of Queensland regional news, Ian McDougall says don’t blame the coronavirus […]
The Australian Research Council launches investigation into Australian academics, based solely on US government-funded research by the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, the day after a report in Murdoch press 14 December 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein The […]
Daily Telegraph’s claim of “Aussie link to China military lab” a tale of skewed facts and innuendo that preceded a campaign of violent threats against a world-renowned scientist 9 December 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein Eminent Australian […]
Rather than apologize for a children’s comedy show depicting Chinese people eating rats, cockroaches and maggots, the national broadcaster says it was “explaining the eating culture” of ancient China 25 November 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein What […]
ASPI rakes in millions of dollars from the US Government and Australia’s Department of Defence en route to record year for revenue 24 November 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein (Image by Marcus Reubenstein) The Australia-China relationship […]
Department of Defence secretly investigates itself, does not make public the review’s existence or its terms of reference, and keeps any resulting report secret. Defence recommends buying hundreds of vehicles from Thales, despite no need […]
The market reaction to positive news on a COVID-19 vaccine tempered by a significant spike in US infections and the threat this posed to the economy with no progress on more fiscal stimulus 30 October […]
IMF research finds nations with low public confidence in government response to COVID-19 are also nations where people are ignoring social-distancing protocols 13 November 2020 | Era Dabla-Norris, IMF (Image: United Nations covid campaign) […]
Still far from upbeat about the economy the Reserve Bank of Australia is more optimistic about conditions than three months ago 6 November 2020 | Richard Colleville The Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) quarterly Statement […]
Unlike almost all of his predecessors Donald Trump fully understood that every US war of the past 70 years ended badly. Apart from his ideological aversion to foreign conflicts, his leadership style would not translate […]
Top Chinese community leader highly critical of Eric Abetz silenced by Senate committee, while pro-Trump Chinese media outlet welcomed to make public comment EDITOR’S NOTE: After publication of this article the Senate released a transcript […]
Australian building approvals surged in September while residential property prices recorded their first gains in five months 2 November 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein Australian residential building approvals have surged by 15.4 percent in September, well […]
Five reasons why this downturn and subsequent recovery are different. And where are we in the Australian recovery now? 30 October 2020 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital (Image: Riho Kroll) From the get-go back in March, as […]
A special investigation: Naval Group, builder of Australian submarines, at centre of numerous global corruption scandals 29 October 2020 | Michelle Fahy, Michael West Media The arms company at the centre of a deadly criminal […]
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