Australia’s Threat to China After $422m Hit

Australia Moves Towards 70 Percent Tariffs on Chinese Windows and Doors

A machine operator works on aswsembling an aluminium window. (Photo by fotosedrik via Depositphotos)

Australia’s threat to China after $422m hit

Australian aluminium manufacturers have lost hundreds of millions of dollars to cheaper Chinese rivals who now may have to pay up.

‘Unfair trading’: Building costs set to rise amid dodgy Chinese imports

Construction costs are set to rise following a controversial preliminary finding that Chinese aluminium windows and doors are being dumped into the Australian market.

Australia to hit Chinese aluminium with big tariffs over dumping

The government has accused Beijing of giving its smelters an unfair advantage at the same time as taxpayers give $4.7 billion to local operators.

China 'dumped' aluminium windows and doors in Australia, report finds

Australia's international trade monitor has found the Chinese exports aluminium windows and doors were "dumped" here, heavily undercutting local prices and damaging the local industry.