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Chinese investment in Australia
Why the Port of Darwin’s Chinese Leaseholder May Welcome an Australian Buyout
By Colin Hawes
As Landbridge faces serious solvency issues in China, the most pressing risk threatening the port is a financial one.
The Mending Australia-China Relationship: Powered by Lithium?
By Corey Lee Bell, Elena Collinson, and Xunpeng Shi
As other liberal democracies lock down supplies, Australia’s lithium exports are an increasingly critical economic component of the Australia-China relationship.
The Belt and Road in Victoria: No Big Deal
By Jacinta Keast
The furor over Victoria’s MoU with China overlooks that – in Beijing's eyes – the BRI is already at work in Australia.
What Is China's Meddling in Australia Actually Buying?
By Kerry Brown
Of all major liberal, multi-party democracies, Australia may be the most exposed to China.
Australians Fret as Chinese Investment in Property Market Surges
By Yigal Chazan
Housing bubble aside, some investors may be breaching foreign ownership regulations and laundering money.
Chinese Investment and Australia’s National Security
By Helen Clark
Australia is always excited by the prospect of Chinese wealth, but with certain important caveats.
Property, Probity, High Prices: China and Australia’s Real Estate Market
By Helen Clark
Australian racists protest, but there is more to the influx of Chinese money than simple-minded xenophobia.
An Australia-China FTA in 2014?
By Kevin Placek
The two governments appear to be moving closer to agreement on several key issues.
Australia and Chinese Investment
By Kevin Placek
How big an investor in Australia is China, really?
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