On 12 March 2025, AustCham China hosted an International Women’s Day Workshop at JinShang Yuan, bringing together inspiring speakers and attendees for discussions on leadership, career development, and personal growth.
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AustCham in the Media | Comments on 2025 Government Work Report
As China’s Two Sessions unfold, AustCham China Chair Vaughn Barber shared his insights with Global Times on the opportunities highlighted in the Government Work Report and their implications for Australian businesses operating in China.
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AustCham at 2024 Global Trade and Investment Promotion Summit
On Monday 13 May 2024, AustCham China Chair Vaughn Barber attended the 2024 Global Trade and Investment Promotion Summit in Beijing, China, at the invitation of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT). AustCham China Chair, Vaughn Barber, participated in the plenary session on the topic of “Building Open and Win-win Supply Chains” alongside Mr. Ren Hongbin, Chairman of CCPIT.
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AustCham Chair on the Future of China-Australia Ties
CGTN host Tian Wei interviewed Vaughn Barber, Chair of China-Australia Chamber of Commerce. Vaughn comments on Premier Li and Prime Minister Albanese's meeting, whilst providing his analysis on the future of Australia-China Relations.
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AustCham China Joins UTS:ACRI Webinar on the Future of Australia-China Trade
With rising geopolitical risks and a slowing Chinese economy, some have questioned whether the peak of Australia-PRC business and trade relations has passed. While China’s growth is becoming less resource-intensive and consumer confidence remains subdued, overall trade figures remain resilient. Some exports previously impacted by restrictive measures, such as wine, are now surging, while Chinese electric vehicles, led by BYD, have become a common sight on Australian roads.
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AustCham in the Media | CEO Comments on Return of Lobster
AustCham China is pleased to celebrate the return of Australian lobster to Chinese tables by the end of 2024 after a four year hiatus. 历经四年等待, 中国澳大利亚商会很高兴可以庆祝澳大利亚龙虾在2024年底重返中国餐桌。 In a recent interview with CNBC, AustCham China CEO Tian Zhang reflects on how the return of Australian lobsters to the China market may play out. 在接受CNBC专访时，中澳商会首席执行官张天粟谈到了澳大利亚龙虾回归中国市场的前景。 He indicated optimism...
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AustCham China Board Members Attend Ambassador’s Dinner
On 22 January 2025, AustCham China Board Members attended the dinner on the occasion of the Spring Festival hosted by H E Mr Scott Dewar, the Australian Ambassador to the People’s Republic of China. 2025年1月22日，正值新春佳节前夕，中国澳大利亚商会董事会成员荣幸受邀参加了由澳大利亚驻华大使吉思德阁下举办的晚宴。 AustCham China extends our sincere gratitude to Ambassador Dewar for his generous hospitality. It was a wonderful evening of celebration...
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CIIE 2024 | Video Interview with AustCham China Chair
At CIIE 2024, AustCham China joined the largest-ever delegation of Australian companies attending, all eager to explore opportunities in the Chinese market. 在2024年中国国际进口博览会上，中国澳大利亚商会携手与史上最大规模的澳企代表团共同参会，每家参会企业都期待在中国市场寻求合作和发展的机会。 AustCham China Chair Vaughn Barber spoke with Yicai Media during the Expo, highlighting that there’s much for Australian companies to learn in China, particularly in areas like tech adoption and AI. 进博会期间，中国澳大利亚商会会长冯栢文Vaughn...
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AustCham China at CIIE 2024
Today, AustCham China has been actively engaged at the 7th China International Import Expo (CIIE) in Shanghai, supporting our member companies and proudly highlighting the strength of Australian brands on the global stage. 今日，中国澳大利亚商会积极参与了在上海举行的第七届中国国际进口博览会（CIIE），携手众多会员企业，共同展现澳大利亚品牌的全球影响力。 Led by AustCham China Chair Vaughn Barber; board members Kitty Liu, Christopher Neil, Craig Pasch, and Helen Sawczak; CEO Tian Zhang;...