Jane Orton outlines the challenges for secondary school students studying Chinese language in Australia following the recent release of the government’s Australia in the Asian Century White Paper implementation proposals.
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Following a recent trip to Shanghai as a guest speaker at the annual Australia China Business Forum, Think Global CEO, David Thomas explains why China’s 12th Five-Year Plan and its focus on outbound investment is a game-changer for Australia.
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Migrating to Australia has many benefits… and challenges, writes Karen Tye.
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People Watch June July 2013: Movements, promotions and new appointments in the Australia China Business Community.
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The Migration Institute of Australia’s Maurene Horder, outlines the challenges of the new postgraduate working visa for international students.
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Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard’s popularity may be waning at home, but her recent trip to China achieved a number of important successes in strengthening the Australia-China relationship, writes Rowan Callick.
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Building Bulletin June July 2013: Design, Architecture and the latest construction news in China.
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Having just returned from Australia China Business Week in Shanghai and, having observed over 50 Australian companies pitching their capabilities to a wide range of potential Chinese investors over three days, including assisting many of them with preparation, documentation and...
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Nominations for the 2013 AustCham Westpac Australia-China Business Awards have been extended to April 5. Don't miss this opportunity to nominate your business in these high profile awards.
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Melbourne Airport’s success in securing direct flights between Melbourne and Chengdu with the arrival of Sichuan Airlines in February, signals big opportunities for Australia in attracting Chinese visitors beyond its two biggest cities, writes Sophie Loras.
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