Students at Sydney University send support as thousands of international students remain stranded in China (Image: Syd Uni) Stereotyping Chinese students as a threat is as wrong-headed as pretending that there is no problem at […]
An opinion piece by academic Walter Russell Mead in the Wall Street Journal has provoked anger in China (main image digitally manipulated) Have western reports on the coronavirus crisis pulled aside a mask that reveals […]
Controlling the coronavirus outbreak is the number one priority for China; but the decimation of the swine herd is an issue that will remain and have an impact on Australian beef producers 11 February 2020 […]
A billboard at Sydney’s World Square asking for an apology over headlines in News Corp tabloids Insensitive headlines, social media trolls and racial abuse is no answer to a global crisis 7 February 2019 […]
Doctors in an isolation ward in Zhongnan Hospital of Wuhan University in Wuhan, China Beyond the considerable human toll of the coronavirus outbreak, many businesses are hurting and there are concerns of a major economic […]
Australia’s Prime Minister calls out those who’ve attacked the Chinese-Australian community Prime Minister Scott Morrison acknowledges the demonisation of Chinese-Australians in the face of the coronavirus outbreak 5 February 2020 | Marcus Reubenstein Australian Prime […]
At its first board meeting for the year the RBA leaves official cash rate at 0.75% 4 February 2020 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital Australia’s central bank (RBA) last eased rates back in October and […]
New South Wales Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Kerry Chant speaks to Chinese media and community leaders in Sydney Chinese-Australians are not just taking personal measures but are acting to protect the wider community from the […]
The Herald Sun’s “We’re for you” slogan does not appear to apply to Chinese-Australians The Herald Sun newspaper has drawn more than 50,000 comments across western social media channels slamming the Melbourne tabloid for its […]
In March 2019 a director of Uber Australia told a conference in Paris that Uber accepted OECD anti-tax dodging reforms for multinationals and acknowledged the company would face “additional tax”. He didn’t mention, Uber was […]
With 2019 proving a solid year for investor returns, AMP Capital Chief Economist, Shane Oliver has five charts that are critical to the global outlook 24 January 2020 | Shane Oliver, AMP Capital Our high-level […]
Unlike his Uber counterparts in Australia DiDi driver Mr. Li in the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou says he is making a decent living Chinese drivers are earning well above average income while Aussie Uber […]
The residential property market is well into recovery but the new apartment market is still catching up 7 January 2019 | Marcus Reubenstein After a two-year market slump, in November Australian residential property prices enjoyed […]
Despite global uncertainty investors did far better in 2019 than they did in the previous year across the major asset classes (Image: Jay Wennington) Dr Shane Oliver looks at investment market performance in 2019 and […]
Crown Group’s Iwan Sunito stands atop Waterfall by Crown’s poolside, one of four developments re-shaping south eastern Sydney After more than two decades at the helm, the co-founder and CEO of one of Australia’s leading […]
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