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Chinese Australians a useful case study in social cohesion debate

Chinese Australians a useful case study in social cohesion debate
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Local preference in procurement a potential integrity risk, ICAC says

Local preference in procurement a potential integrity risk, ICAC says
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Seeing a lack of diversity in local politics, Sam decided he could fill the gap

Sam Ngai, the 40-year-old newly elected mayor of Ku-ring-gai in Northern Sydney, says he was spurred on to get involved in local politics after noticing there was little representation from people of his cultural background in council.

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What if there was a war? Chinese Australians wear the scars after bitter years of hostile rhetoric | Australian politics

Hawkish messaging in Australia in response to China’s foreign policy has left Chinese Australians bruised – and increasingly volatile in their local politics

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Chinese Australians made to feel unwelcome by local media: report by Australia-China Relations Institute at UTS

Seventy per cent of Chinese Australians believe the local media portray them as objects of suspicion and a risk to national security, according to a new report.

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