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2025 Australia-China High Level Dialogue Delegates
Ninth Australia-China High Level Dialogue
Learn more about the ninth Australia-China High Level Dialogue, held in Beijing 17- 18 September 2025. Here ->
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Annual Update 2024-25
The Foundation's Annual Update 2024-25, with highlights of our grants, activities and events over the previous financial year. Foundation Annual Update 2024-25 ->
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2025-26 Grant Round has closed
The 2025-26 grant round closed on 30 June 2025. Learn more about the 2025-26 Grant Round ->
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2024-25 Grant Round Outcome
Foreign Minister Wong has announced the recipients of the Foundation’s 2024-25 Grant Round.
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The breadth of the Australia-China relationship is the result of a long history of collaboration and exchange.

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2025 Australia-China High Level Dialogue Delegates
Foreign Minister Penny Wong announces the ninth Australia-China High Level Dialogue

Foreign Minister Penny Wong announces the ninth Australia-China High Level Dialogue, set to be held in Beijing 17- 18 September.

Actor Chris Pang
Trailblazers. Breaking barriers and breakout roles

From Kung Fu kid to Hollywood star, Melbourne’s Chris Pang is breaking barriers on and off screen. The Chinese-Australian actor and his family speak candidly about their successes in business, life and sport and how their Asian identity and culture have shaped their story.

Chinese-Australian performer, Sophie Koh, sings on stage
The journeys we take - exploring identity through the creative arts

The creative arts offer powerful mediums to share and celebrate diverse stories and identities. Australian production company Finucane & Smith’s project Under the Same Sky has developed a suite of projects from Cabaret to children’s theatre that embrace diversity, celebrate individuality and uniquely platform Chinese-Australian stories and artists.

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The National Foundation for Australia-China Relations acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia, and their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respects to all First Nations peoples, their cultures and to their Elders, past, present and emerging.

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