The National Foundation for Australia-China Relations is pleased to announce that the 2023-24 grants round is now open for applications.
Public information sessions will be held online on 29 August (English) and 31 August (Mandarin).
Are you a Chinese international student or a domestic university student with an interest in Australia-China relations? Are you passionate about engaging with the community, developing your leadership skills and growing your professional connections? Find out more about the Foundation’s first Student Ambassador Program, applications close Sunday 27 August.
Welcome to issue four of our newsletter, where you can read more about the Foundation's grants, activities and events.
This year’s NAIDOC week theme ‘For Our Elders’ recognises the important role Elders have played, and continue to play, in First Nations communities and families.
Are you interested in gaining experience in foreign policy and government related work. Are you excited by the prospect of working overseas during your career? Do you want to obtain practical skills to help your future career path?
Welcome to issue three of the Friends of the Foundation newsletter.
The Wang Gungwu Lecture celebrates the substantial and longstanding contributions of Australia’s diverse Chinese communities to Australian life.
Foreign Minister Penny Wong delivered remarks for the Wang Gungwu Lecture 2023
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese delivered a Lunar New Year message, wishing everyone a happy, safe and prosperous year ahead.
Welcome to issue two of the Friends of the Foundation newsletter.
Australia China Stories presents 50 vignettes from individuals who form part of the rich fabric of the Australia-China relationship since the establishment of official ties between Australia and the People’s Republic of China.
Dr John Yu was the inaugural keynote speaker at the National Foundation for Australia-China Relations' flagship event, the Wang Gungwu Lecture 2022.
Born in China, Dr John Yu was smuggled out of Nanking as a two-year-old, shortly before the city fell to Japanese forces. With his mother and sister, he immigrated to Australia as a refugee, joining relatives that had lived in Australia since the Victorian Gold Rush.