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On the evening of November 6, a 47-year-old Chinese HungryPanda delivery rider in Melbourne, Australia, was stabbed to death by a homeless person after a dispute over protecting a stolen meal, which he was required to compensate the platform for if lost.
According to reports by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation on November 3, a suspected artillery shell was discovered inside a commercial freight shipping container in Papua New Guinea. Local police confirmed it was an unexploded 130mm Chinese Type 59 artillery shell, containing chemical explosives and a fuse. The Chinese Embassy in Port Moresby had previously claimed the object was a shell-shaped wine bottle.
On October 3, Knews published a video on Douyin reporting that a Chinese couple who had obtained Australian permanent residency died in a car crash in Australia; some netizens in the comments section demanded that "Chinese couple" be changed to "Australian couple".
According to sources, most of Xi Jinping's family members, including his elder sister, the third generation and other relatives, have left China, mainly heading to Australia and New Zealand.
Yin Ke, a former insider now living in Australia, posted at 4:40 a.m. Eastern Time on August 26, revealing that Cai Qi has been subject to a written inquiry.
On August 2, 2026, Chinese dissident Sun Yuanping, who had long been placed under exit control and surveillance by Shijiazhuang police over his online political speech, disclosed in Australia that, with the assistance of others, he successfully broke through the exit restrictions, arrived in Australia, and applied for political asylum.
On August 1, 2026, a Chinese netizen in Cairns, Australia, placed a self-made booklet about Wangwang and English flyers at the café where they work, introducing the Jieyang dog abuse case to local customers and calling for the promotion of animal protection legislation.
Growatt Australian executive Guoxin Zhu hid A$20,000 in cash inside a tea box and offered it to a representative of the Clean Energy Council of Australia in an attempt to expedite product approval; the representative refused the bribe and reported it, leading to a joint investigation by Australian police.
Wang Yi represented the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) at an ASEAN meeting in Manila, Philippines, where Australia, the United States, Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam and others criticized China's position at the meeting or on related occasions.
On February 21, a delivery rider for HungryPanda in Australia who had previously organized a strike posted an apology video on Douyin. He admitted that the police had called him and his father due to the strike, but claimed the calls were not threatening and thanked the consulate for their concern, raising suspicions of domestic pressure.
On May 18, 2020, after Australia called for an independent investigation into the origin of the coronavirus, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce announced anti-dumping and countervailing duties totaling 80.5% on Australian barley, and subsequently restricted imports of Australian beef, wine, coal and other products.
Huang Youlong borrowed 60 million euros (approximately HK$280 million) from the Sun City VIP room at Crown Casino in Australia and lost it all within six days, effectively completing overseas money laundering and settlement through casino accounts.