CSC member Prof Hans Hendrischke was interviewed by the Australian newspaper, re a new register of foreign ownership of Australian land to help dispel public anxiety surrounding increased foreign investment, especially from China.
Associate Professor Jingdong Yuan, Academic Member of China Studies Centre, was interviewd by ABC Radio regards to Australia and China's diplomatic relationship.
Professor Kerry Brown's opinion piece "Avoiding mutual confusion between China and other countries" was published on the China Policy Institute Blog, The University of Nottingham on 23 November, 2012.
CSC Executive Director, Professor Kerry Brown and CSC Academic Member, Associate Professor Jingdong Yuan contributed their essays to "Handbook of China's Governance and Domestic Politics".
Xiao (Cathy) YU, an MPhil student under the supervision of Dr Josiah Poon from the TCM Academic Group, has won the student prize of Excellence in Innovation in the Research Conversazione 2012.
The China Studies Centre 40th anniversary of Australia-China diplomatic relations essay competition award ceremony on 13 November celebrated the talented youth who have shared their ideas about both countries.
The Conversation website has published an article by Professor Kerry Brown, Executive Director, China Studies Centre, on China's system of electing its leaders.
The open Democracy has published an opinion piece "China, the party-state's test" by Professor Kerry Brown, the Executive Director of the China Studies Centre, 3 November 2012.
Professor Kerry Brown, Executive Director of the CSC, was interviewed by the AFR, the Bloomberg Business Week and the Weekend Australia on leadership change in China.
The Australian Financial Review has interviewed Professor Kerry Brown, Executive Director of the China Studies Centre, on the continuing power of former Chinese President Jiang Zemin.
"Australia and China at 40" is a book edited by CSC members Dr James Reilly and A/Prof Jingdong Yuan, was launched at the Australian Embassy in Beijing on 24 October.
ABC Radio National's PM program and ABC News Radio had interviewed China Studies Centre executive director Professor Kerry Brown re the latest economic data coming out of China showing that the world's second largest economy may be stabilising.
The DRUM opinion has published an opinion piece " China's new leaders: what will the transition bring?"by Prof Kerry Brown, the Executive Director of the China Studies Centre.
The China US Focus has published an opinion piece "What we know about China's leadership change" by Professor Kerry Brown, the Executive Director of the China Studies Centre, 10 October 2012.
The South China Morning Post had published an op-ed by Professors Kerry Brown and David Goodman, China Studies Centre, on rumours that China's decision-makers may shrink the size of their elite club.
Edited by CSC Academic Director, Prof David Goodman and CSC Lecturer, Dr Beatriz Carrillo, the book China's Peasants and Workers: Changing Class Identities is available now.
Prof Kerry Brown, the Executive Director of the China Studies Centre, has reviewed a new book The End of the Chinese Dream: Why Chinese People Fear the Future written by Gerard Lemos.
Prof Kerry Brown, the Executive Director of the China Studies Centre, was interviewed by ABC News Radio yesterday on the Australian government seeking much closer diplomatic ties with China.
Prof Kerry Brown, Executive Director of the China Studies Centre, was interviewed by Voice of America, on the expulsion of Bo Xilai from the China's communist party.
Prof Kerry Brown, Executive Director of the China Studies Centre, in conversation with Jim Middleton, ABC Newsline, on the expulsion of Bo Xilai by the Chinese Communist Party, ahead its leadership transition.
The Global Journal has published an opinion piece "Who can reform China?" by Professor Kerry Brown, the Executive Director of the China Studies Centre, on 26 September 2012.
The 2012 Sydney China Business Forum, a high-profile business forum presented by the China Studies Centre, University of Sydney, was held at Parliament House, Sydney, on 25 September.
Prof Hans Hendrischke, member of the China Studies Centre, commented on the Centre's upcoming degree, the Master of China Public Administration, to the Australian.
Prof. Hans Hendrischke, CSC member, commented to ABC TV's Lateline program on the sale of Australia's biggest cotton farm to a Chinese dominated consortium
The China Studies Centre are extremely proud of the recent launch of their book, "Australia and China at 40" which took place at Parliament House, Canberra on 21 August, 2012.
CSC Executive Director Prof Kerry Brown has his say on the Communist Party of China and Ideology in the latest issue of China: An International Journal. Click to read the whole story
Prof Kerry Brown, the Executive Director of Chia Studies Centre, suggests Australia's dealings with China have a "unique" immediacy, closeness and urgency.
The report "Demystifying Chinese Investment: China's Outbound Direct Investment in Australia" has been noted in the SMH, the Australian Financial Review, The Australian and the ABC Lateline program.
CSC Postdoctoral Research Fellow Dr Graeme Smith's latest article Beyond the reach of the whip: Chinese Investment in Papua New Guinea on African East-Asian Affairs|the China Monitor
A University of Sydney essay competition inviting anyone under 25 to write about Australia's relationship with China gives young people a chance to reflect on the history of this key bilateral relationship and ponder its future.
CSC Postdoctoral Research Fellow Dr Graeme Smith has been invited to participate in a panel discussion "What is the future of PNG" at Parliament House on Thursday 31 May 2012.
The South China Morning Post published an opinion piece titled "Justice for Bo Xilai and Chen Guangcheng?" by China Studies Centre Director, Dr Kerry Brown, and Academic Director, Professor David Goodman, on 21 May, 2012.
Academic member of China Studies Centre, Professor Jingdong Yuan was called upon to comment on the military ties between China and the United States in CRI ENGLISH.COM at 14 May.
Academic member of China Studies Centre, Professor of Chinese Political Economy, Professor Hans Hendrischke was called upon to comment on Australia's trade ties with China in SBS NEWS at 15 May, 2012.
The Australian Financial Review has published an op-ed in its Review section by Kerry Brown, who will take up the role of Professor and Executive Director of the China Studies Centre later this year
CSC Academic Director, Professor David Goodman's latest article China and Latin America: Complementarity, Competition, and Globalisation is now available in the Journal of Current Chinese Affairs.
CSC postdoctoral fellow Dr Graeme Smith claims that Chinese expats are being blamed unfairly by the Chinese grovernment for the riots in Solomon Islands and PNG on ABC Radio.
On 28 March, 2012, The Australian reported Dr Kerry Brown's new appointment as Executive Director of the China Studies Centre from July, 2012. We provide our readers the full article here.
Dr Kerry Brown and Professor David Goodman say Bo Xilai's downfall shows the emotive power of the Cultural Revolution decades after it ended, and that cannot change until China comes to terms with its past. Read the article.
CSC Postdoctoral Research Fellow Dr Graeme Smith's latest article Chinese Reactions to Anti-Asian Riots in the Pacific is available online from 22 March 2012
CSC member Professor Hans Hendrischke was recently called on for comment regarding China's economic future in the cover story, 'Roadmap to 2030', in China Daily's USA Edition.
Want China Times has reported our recent announcement that we will consider Chinese students for admission based on their Gaokao results. The report says that it's part of the "five-year strategic plan" of the university to woo more students from China.
Minister for Science and Research, Senator Chris Evans recently released a new report that the science and research partnership between Australia and China has been put under the microscope.
Shuxia Chen, CSC Research Student Member, on last night's SBS2, talked about the exhibition she curated on how young Chinese migrants make Australia home.
Dr Michael Spence told the AFR that CSC aims to work with the Chinese on issues, including public health and enterprise development. It is seeking partnership model and philanthropic support. Read article here.
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CBS News has interviewed Prof Kerry Brown, CSC Executive Director, on criticism of Mo Yan, the Chinese author awarded the Nobel prize in literature.
Sydney's acclaimed art critic John McDonald, had reviewed She Jiawei's solo exhibition, presented by CSC.
Prof Jocelyn Chey, CSC Academic Member, was interviewed by ABC National Radio on Chinese humour.
The first China Studies Centre Annual Conference hosted at the University of Sydney took place from 6 to 7 December, 2012. 
CSC member Prof Hans Hendrischke was interviewed by the Australian newspaper, re a new register of foreign ownership of Australian land to help dispel public anxiety surrounding increased foreign investment, especially from China.
Associate Professor Jingdong Yuan, Academic Member of China Studies Centre, was interviewd by ABC Radio regards to Australia and China's diplomatic relationship. 
Professor Kerry Brown's opinion piece "Avoiding mutual confusion between China and other countries" was published on the China Policy Institute Blog, The University of Nottingham on 23 November, 2012. 
Xiao (Cathy) YU, an MPhil student under the supervision of Dr Josiah Poon from the TCM Academic Group, has won the student prize of Excellence in Innovation in the Research Conversazione 2012.
The China Studies Centre 40th anniversary of Australia-China diplomatic relations essay competition award ceremony on 13 November celebrated the talented youth who have shared their ideas about both countries.
Folha de S Paulo has published an opinion piece by Dr Adrian Hearn, the Academic Member of the China Studies Centre, on 13 November 2012
CSC Academic Member, Dr Minglu Chen was intertiewd by ABC radio Australia on the issue of Chinese Professionals moving overseas. 
Australia's Ambassador to China delivered a speech organised by the CSC on Australia-China relations.
The CSC extends its congratulations to its academic members successful in the recent rounds of ARC Grants for 2013.
Co-presented with other prestigious institutes, The Fourth International Conference on Chinese Society and China Studies was well received in Nanjing 
Prof Kerry Brown and Prof David Goodman on the expulsion of Bo Xilai and China's new -age warlords.
Edited by CSC Academic Director, Prof David Goodman and CSC Lecturer, Dr Beatriz Carrillo, the book China's Peasants and Workers: Changing Class Identities is available now.
A/Professor Alison Betts, Academic Member of China Studies Centre shared her knowledge of China in the Bronze Age. 
The Global Journal has published an opinion piece "Who can reform China?" by Professor Kerry Brown, the Executive Director of the China Studies Centre, on 26 September 2012. 
The 2012 Sydney China Business Forum, a high-profile business forum presented by the China Studies Centre, University of Sydney, was held at Parliament House, Sydney, on 25 September. 
The Hu-Wen leadership's legacy is huge growth. But the next generation need a more balanced, just and predictable society.
CSC member, Prof Hans Hendrischke commented on the increasing investment by Chinese state-owned enterprises in West Africa to the AFR.
Chinese involvement in the Australian energy sector is currently one of the country's most hotly debated economic issues.
A/Prof Jingdong Yuan, Academic Member of China Studies Centre, commented to SBS on China Japan dispute of Diaoyu Island. 
Prof Hans Hendrischke, member of the China Studies Centre, commented on the Centre's upcoming degree, the Master of China Public Administration, to the Australian.
Dr Graeme Smith, Postdoctoral research fellow of the centre, discussed Chinese investment in Papua New Guinea in the recent East Asia Forum Quarterly.
A/Prof Jingdong Yuan, member of China Studies Centre, commented to CRI on China-India relations.
The Centre's Executive Director, Professor Kerry Brown, was called upon to comment on Bo Gukailai's case 
Never Forget National Humiliation by Zheng Wang was reviewed by the Centre's Executive Director, Prof Kerry Brown. 
The China Studies Centre are extremely proud of the recent launch of their book, "Australia and China at 40" which took place at Parliament House, Canberra on 21 August, 2012. 
CSC Executive Director, Prof Kerry Brown on Bo Gu Kailai's case. 
Postdoctoral research associate (Institute for Democracy and Human Rights. 
The report "Demystifying Chinese Investment: China's Outbound Direct Investment in Australia" has been noted in the SMH, the Australian Financial Review, The Australian and the ABC Lateline program. 
Dr Dale Jiajun Wen's lecture on China's climate change was well received yesterday at CSC. ABC News also interviewed her on this topic. 
The South China Morning Post published an opinion piece titled "Justice for Bo Xilai and Chen Guangcheng?" by China Studies Centre Director, Dr Kerry Brown, and Academic Director, Professor David Goodman, on 21 May, 2012. 
On 28 March, 2012, The Australian reported Dr Kerry Brown's new appointment as Executive Director of the China Studies Centre from July, 2012. We provide our readers the full article here. 
The China Studies Centre is featured in the current edition of the University's Sydney Alumni Magazine (SAM). 
This Thursday, CSC visiting professor Jane Lu is giving a seminar on the economic transition in China from an organisational ecology perspective.
CSC Academic Director David Goodman commented on the former police chief of Chongqing Wang Lijun was branded as traitor by the CCP, on ABC radio.
Want China Times has reported our recent announcement that we will consider Chinese students for admission based on their Gaokao results. The report says that it's part of the "five-year strategic plan" of the university to woo more students from China.
Minister for Science and Research, Senator Chris Evans recently released a new report that the science and research partnership between Australia and China has been put under the microscope.
Shuxia Chen, CSC Research Student Member, on last night's SBS2, talked about the exhibition she curated on how young Chinese migrants make Australia home.
Dr Michael Spence told the AFR that CSC aims to work with the Chinese on issues, including public health and enterprise development. It is seeking partnership model and philanthropic support. Read article here.
CSC member Jocelyn Chey's new book was launched by Dr Stephen Fitzgerald, OA, Australia's first ambassador to China at the Art Gallery of NSW
Minister for Foreign Affairs, the Hon. Kevin Rudd outlines strategies for engaging a rising China.