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Fear of China Chills Support for Taiwan in Australia
Published 10/30/2026 19:52 Updated 10/30/2026 20:30 By Justin Wu/Carly Hsieh Some Australians say fears of repercussions from China are discouraging public support for Taiwan, even in cultural and community settings. Members of Australia's Taiwanese community told TaiwanPlus that concerns about careers, travel, and political pressure are contributing to self-censorship. The issue has also been raised before an Australian Senate inquiry examining transnational repression and foreign interference.
Australia Eyes Taiwan as Drone Makers Seek Secure Supply Chains
Published 10/16/2026 13:11 Updated 10/16/2026 15:02 By James Lin/Carly Hsieh Australia is expanding its drone capabilities as it deepens defense cooperation with Ukraine and looks to strengthen domestic manufacturing. Industry leaders and defense experts say secure, reliable supply chains will be critical if Australia wants to scale up drone production and reduce dependence on Chinese components.
Taiwan Marks National Day in Australia as New Rep. Outlines Priorities
Published 10/08/2026 19:06 By James Lin/Carly Hsieh Taiwan has celebrated its National Day in Australia with events in Canberra and Sydney, bringing together diplomats, Australian political figures and community leaders. Newly arrived Taiwan Representative to Australia Liang-Yu Wang used the occasion to highlight shared democratic values, support for a rules-based international order and opportunities for closer cooperation in energy, technology and resilience.
Australia Looks to Taiwan for Semiconductor Expertise
Australia Looks to Taiwan for Semiconductor Expertise Published 09/24/2026 08:32 Updated 09/24/2026 09:04 Taiwan’s “silicon shield” has long been linked to the world’s reliance on chips manufactured on the island. But as Taiwanese semiconductor investment, technology, and expertise increasingly move overseas, that shield may be evolving into a broader network of international partnerships. In Australia, cooperation is taking shape through chip design, research, and science park collaboration.
Australia Looks to Taiwan for Semiconductor Expertise
Published 09/24/2026 08:32 Updated 09/24/2026 14:13 By Carly Hsieh Taiwan’s “silicon shield” has long been linked to the world’s reliance on chips manufactured on the island. But as Taiwanese semiconductor investment, technology, and expertise increasingly move overseas, that shield may be evolving into a broader network of international partnerships. In Australia, cooperation is taking shape through chip design, research, and science park collaboration.
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