China says it's building 'logistical facilities' in the Pacific. What does that mean?
Financial Times: Beijing is leveraging overseas port facilities owned by Chinese firms.
Financial Times: Beijing is leveraging overseas port facilities owned by Chinese firms.
Beijing's bold move in international waters - a threat to close a key waterway for the US.
The carrier uses an electromagnetic catapult launch system.
Exporters as a whole have continued to focus on furthering their reach into China.
New York Times: Graphic CCTV footage of attack on female diners sparks a public outcry.
A report suggesting an alien civilisation may have been found was published in China.
Moscow and Beijing have increasingly aligned their foreign policies against the West.
Three weeks into the job Penny Wong has already visited more countries than Mahuta.
She fed Queen Elizabeth and Tom Cruise, now the Hong Kong icon is to be towed off.
Sāmoa Prime Minister's first official bilateral overseas trip since elected PM last year.
The move comes amid months of regional tensions and concerns.
Financial Times: Beijing paints Western nations as outsiders eroding stability in Asia.
ANALYSIS: Experts warn the West to redefine its economic relationship with China.
Woman trying to find "missing" boyfriend discovers he'd been hiding a huge secret
Helen Clark, John McKinnon and James Clad on finding a course between superpowers.
Jacinda Ardern and Anthony Albanese keen to turn over a new leaf in transtasman relations.
"Australia has gone out of the naughty corner": Albanese strikes a happy note with Ardern.
Financial Times: Shanghai district prepares for new lockdown.
Chinese military base in Cambodia reportedly hosting groundbreaking ceremony this week.
Jacinda Ardern will have dinner with Anthony Albanese on Thursday.
COMMENT: Chinese influence and power in the Pacific a reality that can't be wished away.
Australia accused of omitting "crucial details".
Australian air force jet intercepted by Chinese military plane over South China Sea.
The peril is greater now than at any point since the end of the Cold War, analyst says.
The PM had a ball in the US - but where are we on China?
It comes at a heightened point of geopolitical tension.
State media, foreign ministry and ambassador warn not to take China for granted.
New York Times: Shanghai eases one of the world's longest, toughest lockdowns.
US Senator Tammy Duckworth reiterates America's support for Taiwan.
New York Times: Across the Pacific, Beijing's imprint is unmistakable.