The broader definition of what constitutes the entity of “China” is on display in Sydney in more ways than one.

Alex Joske explains the context of the Australian government's actions against Huang Xiangmo.

Australia has been slow to respond to these events, instead choosing to remain mostly aloof. Why?

China’s excited shipyard executives join Alan to dive the Barrier Reef from the boat they’ve built together

It’s a (literal) struggle to stay afloat as tensions crank up on board the Passions 3.

The furor over Victoria’s MoU with China overlooks that – in Beijing's eyes – the BRI is already at work in Australia.

The Chinese and Australian foreign ministers held the two countries' highest level bilateral meeting in China this year.

Reality bites as different cultural styles put both Alan’s business dreams and the Chinese shipyard’s at risk.

Doing business with China? Learn first-hand with this worker’s guide to DIY international diplomacy.

The new government isn’t likely to change course on its predecessor's efforts to lower the temperature in Australia-China relations.

The Diplomat spoke to Bates Gill about the decision and Canberra's relations with Beijing.

As counterfeit goods proliferate, sales of legitimate Australian wine have decreased in China.

Recently Australia’s Qantas airlines changed the language it uses to refer to Taiwan at Beijing’s request.

How does the Chinese Communist Party seek to influence and coerce U.S. partners and allies in Asia? Why does it matter?

An Australia minister lashed out at Chinese investment in the Pacific region. Why take up the issue now?

If Asia’s future is to be led by China, Australia may need to balance out its U.S.-centric foreign policy.