Chinese democratic victory short-lived as police conduct night raid in Wukan
Chinese police fired rubber bullets and tear gas at villagers and arrested 13 people in an early morning raid aimed at quelling unrest.
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Philip Wen
Philip Wen is the China correspondent for Fairfax Media.
'In time, this world will be China's'
In Australia, China's short-term game is to buy the government's silence on the South China Sea, making it clear there would be ramifications if it were to follow the US lead and send warships on freedom of navigation missions in the disputed waters.
Warning after North Korea sets off biggest atomic blast
North Korea says it is now capable of mounting nuclear warheads after it conducted its most powerful atomic test to date.
Chinese media a threat to social cohesion, but propaganda overstated: report
New online Chinese language media outlets have the potential to "polarise the Australian Chinese community against mainstream Australian society", a report has found.
The mouthpiece through which Dastyari reached millions
It is a masterful lesson in how to put your circles of influence to work.
Malcolm Turnbull condemns North Korea, Philippines' leader on the way out of G20
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has condemned North Korea for its fresh round of "dangerous, destabilising and provocative" ballistic missile tests.
Xi Jinping implores Malcolm Turnbull at G20 over rules for Chinese investment in Australia
China has accused Australia of bowing to protectionist sentiment for blocking the Ausgrid bid, as well as for an earlier decision against a Chinese-led consortium to buy cattle company Kidman & Co.
China, US ratify Paris climate change agreement
The world's two biggest polluters have formally ratified the Paris agreement to curb climate change in a joint announcement ahead of the G20 summit in Hangzhou.
Return of the angry youth: Hong Kong's protests leave umbrella of unity behind
In less than two years, Alvin Cheng has gone from bespectacled Brisbane accounting student to voicing the anxieties of young Hongkongers.
Divisive Mao Zedong concerts cancelled
A concert series glorifying the life of Mao Zedong has been cancelled in Sydney and Melbourne after strong backlash prompted police concerns.
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