Anti-China bias in Australian media does neither country any favours

In late April, it was reported that the Chinese ambassador, Cheng Jingye, had threatened Australia with trade boycotts if it insisted on investigating China for its handling of the coronavirus outbreak. There was an outpouring of negative reactions, especially from some politicians.However, some senior academics, such as Professor Jane Golley, director of the Australian Centre on China in the World, and Professor Jocelyn Chey, former Australian consul-general in Hong Kong, said they could find…

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