Add to ORKGThe salient features of various Chinese heritage sites and museums functioning in different regions of Australia are described. It is observed that they accurately depict the participation of Chinese in mining and society-building activities over the years, but have little support from the Australian public
The Chinese came to Tasmania ( 1875 - 1890) to work the alluvial tin fields of the North East. They ...
Chinese engagement worldwide has increased significantly as the country has continued to grow. With ...
During the past thirty years, our understanding of the history of Chinese Australians has been remad...
Deposited with the kind permission of Bon-Wai Chou.Deposited with permission of the author. © 1993 B...
Chinese immigrants and especially the Chinese on the goldfields of Victoria, now figure centrally in...
Chinese immigrants and especially the Chinese on the goldfields of Victoria, now figure centrally in...
With China being one of the largest sources of inbound tourists to Australia, the need to better und...
The project compared various strategies by tourism authorities in different Australian states and di...
The Australian tourist experience provides some basis for comparison with China and trends in touris...
The Gum San Museum is a Chinese Heritage Centre located in Ararat, Victoria. It tells the story of t...
The Museum of Chinese Australian History reopened on 29th August 2010 with newly refurbished exhibit...
The China-Australia investment relationship is rapidly expanding. Driven by the need to secure acces...
Australian historiography has generally treated both the architecture and the industry of non-Wester...
ABSTRACT: The economic importance and strategic significance of Australia's relationship with China ...
This study is primarily concerned with the Chinese communities in New South Wales and Victoria gen...
The Chinese came to Tasmania ( 1875 - 1890) to work the alluvial tin fields of the North East. They ...
Chinese engagement worldwide has increased significantly as the country has continued to grow. With ...
During the past thirty years, our understanding of the history of Chinese Australians has been remad...
Deposited with the kind permission of Bon-Wai Chou.Deposited with permission of the author. © 1993 B...
Chinese immigrants and especially the Chinese on the goldfields of Victoria, now figure centrally in...
Chinese immigrants and especially the Chinese on the goldfields of Victoria, now figure centrally in...
With China being one of the largest sources of inbound tourists to Australia, the need to better und...
The project compared various strategies by tourism authorities in different Australian states and di...
The Australian tourist experience provides some basis for comparison with China and trends in touris...
The Gum San Museum is a Chinese Heritage Centre located in Ararat, Victoria. It tells the story of t...
The Museum of Chinese Australian History reopened on 29th August 2010 with newly refurbished exhibit...
The China-Australia investment relationship is rapidly expanding. Driven by the need to secure acces...
Australian historiography has generally treated both the architecture and the industry of non-Wester...
ABSTRACT: The economic importance and strategic significance of Australia's relationship with China ...
This study is primarily concerned with the Chinese communities in New South Wales and Victoria gen...
The Chinese came to Tasmania ( 1875 - 1890) to work the alluvial tin fields of the North East. They ...
Chinese engagement worldwide has increased significantly as the country has continued to grow. With ...
During the past thirty years, our understanding of the history of Chinese Australians has been remad...