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Can new Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull sell the free trade deal with China to Australians?

Malcolm Turnbull is a more nuanced thinker than the man he replaced. Photo: EPA

Whoever wins, it doesn't bode well for China ties

Don't blame Chinese for the housing boom

Too quick to judge

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Rudd's U-turn on refugees a mixed message to Asia

Australia learns the real meaning of China ties

Rudd rocked by week of Chinese whispers

Between a lot of rock and a hard place

Can Australia sway China's emergence?

Did Canberra fail Beijing on climate?

Crisis lends credence to Asian Union idea

Australia braces for regional arms race

Canberra and Beijing - climate change equals?

Rudd hitches Australia's future to rising China

Australia seeks a climate of persuasion

Misplaced idealism no way to deal with Beijing

The challenge of creating an Asia-Pacific union

Chinese abroad suffer a degree of loneliness

China's Australian farm plan doesn't hold water

So far, so good in Rudd's diplomatic balancing act

Sino-Australian trade deal fades quietly away

Australia finds a new role as Sino-US matchmaker

Sunshine diplomacy for China and Australia

Australia shows a lack of cultural diplomacy

Australia, China at the tipping point?

Playing politics with Sino-Australian trade

China's image problem in Australia

Business as usual for Australia and China?

A sanctuary for climate refugees?

Hu to Apec: Kyoto is still the climate king

Arch rivals

A chance for Canberra to calm Sino-US waters

A cultured view on diplomacy

The perils of provoking an 'irritated' Beijing

Handshakes and headaches

A wobble on the diplomatic tightrope

An ethical leap

China champion walks a fine line

What price human rights?

When relationships prove to be a headache

What price friendship?

Pacific 'death struggle' that undermines Australia

Mining Australian goodwill

How Beijing can avoid a sticky wicket

Fresh eyes on Beijing

Towards a nuclear friendship

Nasty welcome for guest workers

A Chinese windfall for green firms

When ignorance is bliss

If the hat fits ... you're in

Australia's foreign-policy juggling act

Mixed signals on free trade

A blind side to human rights in China

Shaky foundations for the future

Wanted: an innovative Australian solution

Brewing giant left with a Chinese hangover

China - the big sticking point

Long and winding road of progress

The scourge of chequebook diplomacy

Beijing stirs up South Pacific waves

Ignorant of the facts

Australia gets jumpy about outsourcing

Separating the wheat from the chaff

Back down to earth with a bump

Tiptoeing around China's ire

Green thumbs point down

A peacemaker role for Canberra

Fuelling the 'them-versus-us' mentality

Putting 'soft power' to work

Hazards of selling uranium to China

How to deal with a big neighbour

Model Chinese students need support, too

A draw for the creative class

Australia's four pillars of optimism

Australia plays it down the middle

Manufacturing a storm

The dilemma of uranium exports

A growing concern for Australian farmers

Unwelcome distractions for Australia

How to talk to Asia

At the mercy of Chinese bureaucracy

Three against one

The challenge of anti-Chinese resentment

A long-distance relationship

That positive feeling

Caught between China and America

Tricky business for China and Australia

Towards an Asian or American future?

Australia's superpower balancing act

Snubbing the neighbours

Australian anti-spam law sparks fierce criticism

Australian anti-spam law sparks fierce criticism

MP3 sharers set free by Australian court

Three file swappers face wrath of Australian music industry

An alliance of convenience?

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