"The cash cow was sort of like … 'You will let us in when we bring fees, but as soon as it's inconvenient, or there's any diplomatic problem, you'll just sacrifice us.'"
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Fresh calls for University of Melbourne to remove Hong Kong Police Force job ad after national security law imposed
The University of Melbourne is facing fresh calls to remove an advertisement for the Hong Kong Police Force (HKPF) in the wake of sweeping new national security laws imposed on the city by Beijing.
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Unrest in Hong Kong sees pro-democracy protester seeking asylum in Australia
At 22, Tommy should be enjoying his social science classes at university. Instead, he's seeking asylum as a political refugee in Australia. After being on the front line of Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement, he's fled political unrest and hopes Australia will be a safe haven.
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Tiananmen Square and an Australian family
The Zheng family's memories of the Tiananmen Square massacre involve not only savagery on the part of the Chinese Government, but also a lengthy separation from their youngest child.
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Protests, politics and a pen
A student critical of the University of Queensland's ties to Chinese Government organisations says he is facing expulsion over his activism, but authorities say it's a matter of policy.
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