Sky News political reporter Julia Bradley says a Chinese businessman, Wang Yongxin, allegedly tied to the Chinese Communist Party, has been linked to property deals at the Kembla and Newcastle ports.

Australia is not alone in attempting to balance its military alignment with Washington against its economic dependence on Beijing.

An Australian AI company has become the latest to be granted the right to licence-free trades with the US and UK under the ...

The West is pursuing a policy of fragmentation of the Asia-Pacific region instead of creating a unified security system, ...

The Australian government has hit back strongly at what it sees as betrayal by the United States. Canberra has refused to ...

Nationals Senate leader Bridget McKenzie has said the purchase of two commercial properties located within port precincts ...

Epirus’ CEO says successful tests of the company’s Gen II system capable of rapidly taking down swarms of drones could lead ...

Elon Musk has continued to antagonise Donald Trump, this time with an explosive declaration about the Jeffrey Epstein files. Elon Musk has continued to antagonise Donald Trump as the President tries ...

Why is the Pentagon risking America’s best military relationship in the Pacific to review a deal Biden announced?

In doggedly resisting US prompts to boost defence spending by evoking a ‘neutralist’ foreign policy in his recent John Curtin ...

P enny Wong, Australia’s foreign minister, prefers to talk about her job, not herself. Asked what it was like to be in ...

The chamber has links to China’s Communist Party and hosts party-related events, according to its WeChat channel, raising the ...