Australia is seeking to regain control over the port in Darwin, which is currently leased by the Chinese firm Landbridge. The government has been criticizing the 2015 agreement for years and is now ...

Leaving the port of Darwin in Chinese hands would bestow on Beijing a golden opportunity to make mischief for Australia and its allies.

A serious disagreement is growing between China and Australia over the future of Darwin Port. Ambassador Says Australia’s Move Is “Ethically Questionable” The Chinese Ambassador to Australia, Xiao ...

Many regular ocean ships call in at Darwin on their way from South-East Asia to the South Pacific, usually via our east coast. The city is also a turnaround port ... It’s not Australia’s ...

Shandong Province–headquartered Landbridge Group acquired Darwin Port, the most northerly port in Australia, in 2015 on a 99-year lease. The lease has raised national security concerns about ...

Australia plans to wrest control of a Chinese ... Opposition leader Peter Dutton will take immediate action to bring the Port of Darwin under Australian control or into a model that will give ...

The strategic significance of Darwin, the only deep-water port in northern Australia, was underscored during World War II when it hosted an expanded US naval base from 1942 to 1945, out of which ...

China's ambassador to Australia has warned the Albanese government against its trying to forcibly take back control of the strategically significant Port of Darwin - calling it 'ethically ...

Australia plans to buy back control of its strategic northern port of Darwin from the current Chinese leaseholder, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has said. China's Landbridge group was granted a ...