As part of a special 40-year-anniversary collection of early Australia-China memoirs, Michael Pointer recounts his first visit to China in December 1974.
Modular housing has already taken off in Europe, but as developers in Australia begin exploring this cost and time effective construction method, sourcing quality material in line with Australian regulations and standards is still proving a challenge, writes Sophie Loras.
2012 was hailed as a big year for the Australia-China relationship, but will be remembered instead as a year of missed opportunities, writes Rowan Callick.
With the recent appointment of Xi Jinping as CCP General Secretary and Chairman of the Central Military Commission, his tenureship is likely to be marked by a “renaissance of the Chinese race,” writes Willy Lam.
In our regular Building Bulletin we profile the latest China contracts for Australian businesses operating in the Design and Build sectors.
WeChat is the latest Chinese sensation to go global, writes Geoff Tink from Shanghai.
After a record breaking year of growth and development, there are numerous ways to get involved with the ACAA, the largest Australia-China people to people organization, in 2013.
Greater cooperation and collaboration is in store for AustCham Greater China as the organisation enters the Year of the Snake, writes AustCham Shanghai Chairman, Peter Arkell.
Australia China Connections announces the latest people movements in the Australia China community.
In November, Tourism Australia has signed a deal worth close to A$9 million over the next three years with major China international carrier, China Eastern Airlines.
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