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Great to be in Beijing yesterday for the launch of AustCham China’s “2025 Doing business in China” survey report. Australia-China Relations Institute was delighted to be a supporting organisation and provide some analysis around the numbers. Full report 👇 uts.edu.au/news/2025/06/2… UTS UTS Business School

The 2025 Doing Business in China survey report, led by AustCham China with support from Australia-China Relations Institute (including post-collection data analysis provided by James Laurenceson 罗震 @j-laurenceson.bsky.social) and ACBC is out now. Some key data points 👇

UTS:ACRI Adjunct A/Prof Michael Clarke critically examines the way in which the Hawke, Keating & Howard govts both conceived of the strategic challenges posed by a rising, authoritarian PRC, & framed their responses to it - via International Politics journal bit.ly/3HrTxwi

The 2025 Doing Business in China Report released by China-Australia Chamber of Commerce recently highlights the strong appeal of China's market and Australia's companies' bullish outlook on the development of resource industries, agribusinesses, and green supply chains. The

EVENT | China, the South Pacific and Australia: A perfect storm? Hear insights from Michael Wesley University of Melbourne, China Matters-UTS:ACRI Fellow Edward Chan 陳星宇 and Linda Jakobson. July 3, 5.30pm-7.00pm AEST, UTS Business School. Register: bit.ly/4e1FGZU

Canberra's plan to regain control of the Port of Darwin from PRC company Landbridge is discussed by James Laurenceson 罗震 @j-laurenceson.bsky.social in an interview with Bloomberg bit.ly/4kYmj5U

Was a pleasure welcoming Frank Yuan Australia Institute to Australia-China Relations Institute yestefday. Frank is one of the county's best trained & informed young Australia-China experts. Be on the lookout for a major research report he'll soon be releasing on the South China Sea. australiainstitute.org.au/report/chinese…

Join Australia-China Relations Institute for a discussion on China, the South Pacific & Aus, ft keynote by Prof Michael Wesley + new research presented by China Matters-UTS:ACRI Fellow Edward Chan 陳星宇 based on interviews conducted in 🇸🇧🇫🇯🇨🇳. July 3, 5.30pm, UTS. Register: bit.ly/4e1FGZU

"A landmark exhibition National Museum of Australia ['Our story: Aboriginal-Chinese people in AU'] reminds us that Indigenous-Chinese bonds helped forge the links between the two peoples long before Canberra & Beijing formalised diplomacy in 1972" - Marina Yue Zhang via Australian Institute of International Affairs bit.ly/3HwfaM2

In the wake of US SecDef Pete Hegseth’s demand that AU up its defence spending to 3.5% of GDP, Wanning Sun lays out political & analytical perspectives in AU on the matter, w/ a particular focus on lines of thought from strategic realists, in Crikey bit.ly/3Zu9Pel