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Celebrating 40 years of diplomatic relations: Ambassador's new year message |
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 Six months into her post as Australian Ambassador to China, Frances Adamson caps off the highlights of 2011 and what is in store for Australia-China relations in the year ahead as the two countries celebrate 40 years of diplomatic relations.
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After spending eight of the last 15 years leading the education team at the Australian Embassy in Beijing, Iain Watt says the key to Australia retaining its strong position as competition increases both from within China and internationally is maintaining its reputation for quality qualifications. He spoke to Sophie Loras in the lead up to his return to Canberra.
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People Watch: November - December 2011 |
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There have been a number of high profile movements in the Australia-China business community in recent months, including the appointment of Alice Cawte to replace Tom O'Connor as the new Australian Consul-General in Shanghai.
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The University of Newcastle has cleaned up at this year’s Australia China Alumni Association Awards, winning four of the nine award categories, while University of Wollongong graduate, Simon Chung, has taken out the top award as China Alumni of the Year.
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Building Bulletin: November December 2011 |
 This issue's Building Bulletin sees new contracts for Australian engineering and remediation firm OTEK, CK Design, Studio 505, Axis Leisure Management as well as a new office opening for Woods Bagot and the 15-year anniversary for Australian design firm iaction.
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Publisher's Letter: The Yin and Yang of our education industry |
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 The recently released Knight Review, relating to Australia’s international education industry, will no doubt create many new discussions, and hopefully somewhere along the way, even provide some beneficial answers, which may be followed by positive results.
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Julia Gillard and the maids of Hong Kong |
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Australia and Hong Kong face similar dilemmas in the way they implement immigration policies, writes Max Mack from the Island.
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