China-Australia ties unlikely to deteriorate over Yellow Sea military skirmish, analysts say
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SuLin Tan in asian news
Australia’s national security in spotlight as it steps up screening foreign investments in ‘sensitive’ sectors
Australia’s Treasurer Jim Chalmers on Wednesday unveiled changes to foreign investment rules, describing growing threats from intensifying geopolitical tensions.
Daigou were once ‘make-or-break’ for Australian brands in China – where are they now?
Disgruntled shareholders sued the listed company after its share price sank heavily in 2020, claiming it had misled them about the loss of daigou sales.
Australia PM Anthony Albanese reels in Elon Musk over harmful content – time to cast net wider
It is rare to see politicians and powerful CEOs – many of whom are friends with each other – come to blows so openly.
Sydney stabbing incidents stoke Islamophobia, antisemitism as social tensions in Australia unravel
An Asian-Australian, Chen knows too well how quickly blame for the crime will fall on migrants and “non-white foreigners”.
New Zealand’s public job cuts cast more gloom in recession-hit economy
When communication specialist Katie Howe moved to Wellington from Canberra two years ago, she was excited by the prospect of expanding her business in a new market.
Australia will decide on use of its Aukus submarines, US Pacific commander says
“I think that will be Australia’s call, how they decide to utilise their operational units when and if the time comes,” Admiral John Aquilino said when asked to confirm US Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell’s claims during a Tuesday interview with Sydney-based think tank the Lowy Institute.
Malaysia is awash with profitable start-ups, so why aren’t investors interested?
Like many entrepreneurial Southeast Asians, 35-year-old Malaysian businessman Lee Zhern Je left a stable job to bet on himself. In 2015, he resigned from a major consulting firm in Kuala Lumpur to start Epic Unicorn, his own digital marketing company.