All posts tagged "China"
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530AnimalAdelaide Zoo shares update on new pandas ahead of their public debut
Adelaide Zoo has shared an update on the two new giant pandas Yi Lan and Xing Qiu ahead of their public debut.
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549GovernmentSouth Australian lobster trade returns to China in time for Lunar New Year
In a long-awaited milestone, South Australian southern rock lobsters are making their way back to Chinese markets after a four-year trade hiatus.
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325GovernmentRecord high exports to China drive SA’s economic growth
Exports to China reached a record $4.43 billion in the 12 months to October, a 45% increase from the previous year.
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787BusinessSouth Australia’s exports to China surge to record $4.23 billion amid global trade shifts
South Australia has reported a 54.7% increase in exports to China, reaching a historic $4.23 billion. This growth defies national trends, with significant gains in food, wine, and agribusiness sectors.
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924BusinessSouth Australia launches $475,000 program to reopen Chinese market for seafood exporters
South Australia is set to revitalize its seafood trade with China through a new $475,000 initiative aimed at supporting exporters and reopening market access for high-demand products like rock lobster and bluefin tuna.
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823GovernmentSouth Australia’s exports reach record levels
South Australia's exports have surged to a record-breaking $17.9 billion over the past 12 months as international relationships strengthen.
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1.1KLatestSouth Australian exports to China hit record high
We know South Australia makes some quality wines, but our agricultural products were a strong seller in 2022, particularly given shortages and heightened global tensions.
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715COVID-19Australia announces COVID-19 testing requirements for travellers from China
From 12:01am on Thursday 5 January 2023, travellers will be required to undertake a COVID-19 test within the 48hrs prior to travel and show evidence of a negative test result when travelling to Australia.
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Qixi Festival (Chinese Valentine’s Day)
The Qixi Festival (Double Seventh Festival) is one of the Chinese traditional festivals, also known as the Chinese Valentine’s Day. It’s based on a romantic legend about a weaver girl and an ox herd. It falls on the 7th day of the 7th Chinese lunar month. Like the western Valentine’s Day on 14 February, giving […]
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2.2KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Port Adelaide to Shanghai: Taking Australia’s Game to the World, by Andrew Hunter
NON-FICTION: They said it couldn't be done. Port Adelaide's rivals called it a 'sideshow'. Yet within five years, Port Adelaide had attracted major sponsors from China, played three in-season AFL matches in Shanghai, and featured in a series of significant moments in the Australia-China relationship. This is the inside story.
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940Food DrinkParacombe Wines Wins Big In Chinese Market
Paracombe Wines wins 'Best Brand for Australian Wine into the China Market', awarded by the Australia Wine and Spirit Association.
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1.8KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: The Little Book of Mahjong, by Seth Brown
Learn how to play, score and win the ancient Chinese tile game of Mahjong using either the International or American rules.
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1.6KBooks & LiteratureCookbook Review: The Seven Culinary Wonders of the World, by Jenny Linford
A look at the seven most important ingredients in world cuisine: rice, salt, honey, pork, tomato, chilli and cacao.
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1.2KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Rowland Sinclair Mysteries Book 9: All the Tears in China, by Sulari Gentill
The ninth Rowland Sinclair Mystery sees Rowly kidnapped in China, circa 1935.
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971EntertainmentOzAsia Festival Review: Secret Love in Peach Blossom Land
Stan Lai is regarded as China’s most respected, contemporary theatre director. 30 years ago he started with a script and an improvising theatre troupe, and developed what became Secret Love in Peach Blossom Land.
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826Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Immeasurable World, by William Atkins
More than a travel book, Atkins provides details of religious history and doctrines, geography, art, environmental issues and the politics of the regions he writes about, reminding us that true discoveries are still out there through the people we meet, rather than the places we visit.
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850Books & LiteratureBook Review: Imperial Twilight, by Stephen R Platt
The definitive history of the Opium War between Britain and China in the nineteenth century, by an award-winning historian.
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683Film & TVSouth Australia Will Soon Be On Display In Millions Of Chinese Televisions
The lush vineyards of the Barossa and iconic locations in North Terrace will soon be locations seen on the screens of millions of televisions in China as the big budget Chinese drama If Time Flows Back finishes filming it's three episode venture into Australia this week.
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1.9KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Atlas of Dinosaur Adventures, by Emily Hawkins, illustrated by Lucy Letherland
A large format picture book exploring the ancient lives of dinosaurs and where they roamed on the Earth, broken down into modern-day continents for ease of understanding.
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1.9KAutomotiveCar Review: Haval H2 – Turning heads, raising questions
I hardly thought the Haval H2 would be much of a head-turner… or at least I thought it might be turning heads for the wrong reasons. But, stop and look…. Even stare…. Some did. The Haval SUV was an attention grabber and, among all the cars I have driven and reviewed, the H2 took the […]
