Beijing was clearly hoping for a Labor win, and has every reason to be distrustful of our new government. Where can we go from here?
It's 2019 and Australian politicians are only just starting to front up to this major group of voters. They have a lot to learn.
Politicians may try to ignore it, but they will eventually have to start talking honestly about Chinese influence this election cycle.
Good morning, early birds. Chinese officials reportedly targeted Australian residents over a secret investigation into Chinese influence in Australia, and the Coalition and Labor each enjoy a bump in the polls. It's the news you need to know, with Chris Woods.
With Chinese fighter jets and US naval ships circling, Taiwan has become a hotspot once again — just in time for the federal election.
After a tumultuous few years, incoming ambassador Graham Fletcher inherits a job that will require the navigation of some fraught waters
Finely tuned messaging will be the key in tipping over undecided Chinese voters — and it is harder than it looks.
As the anniversary of the failed Tibetan uprising comes and goes once again, Australia's response to the continuing fallout is a deafening silence.
Global corporate gluttony and a “silicon curtain” between China and the West will call time on the boom years.
Crikey readers discuss the NSW government's attempt to restrict third party campaigners, MUP's board chaos and DFAT's mishandling of the Yang Hengjun arrest.