China-Australia Relations
Total 69 Posts
Australia To Remove Chinese Security Cameras from Government Offices
Reports last week indicated that Chinese-made security cameras found in Australian government offices would be removed.
Reports Indicate Australian Coal Exports To China Starting Up Again
As part of a broader thaw in China-Australia trade relations, Australian exports of coal to China are resuming, according to media reports.
Chinese and Australian Trade Ministers Hold Virtual Meeting
Australian Trade Minister Don Farrell and Chinese Minister for Commerce Wang Wentao held a virtual meeting today, with an invitation extended to Farrell for an in-person meeting in the near future.
Reports Suggest Australia-China Progress on Trade Conflicts
Meetings between Chinese and Australian trade officials last week may have helped with the recent thaw in China-Australia trade relations, with a meeting of high level trade ministers expected soon.
China Easing Restrictions on Australian Coal Exports
Several recent media reports indicate that China may be removing some restrictions on Australian coal imports, which could be a first step towards a broader easing of Australia-China trade conflict.
Australian Trade Minister Comments on Trade Relations with China
Ahead of an anticipated visit to China in February, Australian Trade Minister Don Farrell offered some comments to the media about his view of the state of Australia-China trade relations and specific trade conflicts.
High-Level Officials from China and Australia Meet, Relations May Start to Thaw
Today, Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs Penny Wong visited China and met with Chinese Premier Wang Yi. Both sides expressed their willingness to push for a thaw in the currently icy bilateral relations and to reset those relations, by restarting dialogues and talks.