The falling price of new homes in many Chinese cities is worth watching.
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Ross Garnaut has cautioned Australia against putting all its eggs in the AUKUS basket at a time when relations with China are growing ever more important.
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To any keen observers of the political rivalry between the United States and China, the symbolism of their tied Olympic gold medal tally cannot be overstated.
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'According to Ms Pang, Walz was the first foreign teacher assigned by the local government to teach English at our school.'
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The ex-PM is the only person offering a convincing explanation of AUKUS. And it's a damning one.
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The panic about a possible US recession is more about markets being caught short by an interest rate rise than it is about the real economy.
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There were 89 attacks against Indonesian journalists in 2023 alone.
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Sometimes a good clue to our media’s mindset is not what they tell us, but what they do not.
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Plus: a less than smooth visit to Australia for Chinese Premier Li Qiang.
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A new poll reveals half of Australians believe AUKUS will help keep Australia safe from China, with many seeing an imminent conflict possible. The media's fingerprints are everywhere.
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