China and Australia are proof that governments do not have to like each other to do business. When Anthony Albanese arrives in China on Saturday, he will be the first Australian prime minister to ...

Former DFAT Australia-China Council scholar Andrew Phelan discusses the increasing tensions between the US and China ...

Yet in the Great Hall of the People Mr Xi declared that China and Australia had “embarked on the right path of improvement”. Mr Albanese, for his part, said that Australia supported China’s ...

The break-up was slow and acrimonious. Australia first rankled China, its biggest trading partner, by passing laws to prevent meddling in its democracy, and by banning Huawei, a Chinese telecoms ...

By Damien Cave Reporting from Sydney, Australia Since 2017, Australia has played David to China’s Goliath: rejecting Chinese pressure to adopt Huawei technology, calling out Chinese political ...

Three years after China launched crippling trade restrictions on Australia, the two countries have begun to patch things up. Their leaders met for the first time in half a decade in November.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese goes to China on 4-7 November with a strong tailwind – much of the fabric of Australia’s pre-2020 relationship with China, including trade and ministerial dialogue, has ...

Australia and China will resume high-level government talks next week following a three-year hiatus, in a further step towards stabilising the relationship between the two nations. The Australia ...

Australia suffers from a deficit of expertise on China’s military capabilities, and it is distorting the national debate about the threat China poses to Australia. Under the AUKUS project, Australia ...

China issued a warning Friday of potential "live fire" naval drills in international waters off Australia's eastern coast but gave little prior notice, disrupting commercial flights, the ...

Global revenue in the electric vehicle market is projected to exceed $384 billion in 2022, making lithium-ion batteries one of the planet's most desired commodities—and China, Australia ...