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Taiwan's government sees a massive military parade in Beijing commemorating the end of World War II as another example of military intimidation of the island that China claims as its own

Voters reject all the recall motions in a DPP-backed bid to unseat opposition MPs and gain a legislative majority

Beijing is in a stronger position than Washington to negotiate trade deal, analysts say.

Artist William Yang has been taking photographs since the 1970s, and will perform one of his groundbreaking monologues in front of his biggest audience ever.

Full schedule of Australia’s hopes on the fourth day at Paris 2024 including swimming, basketball, canoe slalom and tennis

The days of patronising referees and players deemed ‘unconventional’ are in the past as Australian fans embrace women’s football

About 50 years ago an unknown artist entered a portrait of the artist Russell Drysdale in the Archibald Prize. They had painted the artist as a craggy head, emerging from the landscape. The gallery trustees, who knew Drysdale well, loved it – but it was never hung. In their collective…

As Chinese authorities are pushing out foreign journalists, many of them have relocated to Taiwan.

Review: William Yang’s Sydneyphiles Reimagined, State Library of New South Wales.