On 16 May 2026, ACCIA held the 3rd meeting of its 5th Council. Members of the Alliance's Presidium and Council gathered together to discuss major plans for the Chamber's development and chart a new future together.
Read moreOn the evening of 25 February 2026, as the Australia-China Free Trade Agreement entered its second decade, ACCIA attended a Chinese New Year dinner in Sydney at the invitation of the NSW Parliament. Chairman Su Xinfeng, together with Executive President Zheng Maoqiang, Honorary Chairman Dr Michael Li and a number of business leaders, attended the reception.
Read moreOn 11 February, the 2026 Spring Festival reception of the Chinese Consulate-General in Sydney was held in Sydney.
Read moreThe 2026 “Fushan Fushui Futianxia” Spring Festival Gala, hosted by the Australia-China Commerce and Industry Alliance, was held on the evening of 8 February. The third edition of the event to be staged in Australia, it brought together representatives of the Chinese Consulate-General in Sydney, NSW government officials, leaders of the Chinese community and more than a thousand guests to celebrate the Lunar New Year of the Horse.
Read moreRegarding the severe violent terrorist attack that occurred at Bondi Beach, Sydney, New South Wales, on 14 December 2025, the Australia-China Commerce and Industry Alliance issues a strong condemnation, and extends its deepest condolences to the families of the victims and its sincere sympathy to all those injured and affected.
Read moreOn the evening of 13 October 2025, the "Passion for Jiangsu, Lighting Up Sydney" grand arts performance for the Australian Chinese community, held together with the inaugural assembly of the Nanjing University of the Arts Australia Alumni Association, took place at Sydney Town Hall and was a resounding success!
Read moreOn the afternoon of 26 September 2025, the Australia-China Commerce and Industry Alliance and the Australian Traditional Chinese Medicine Chamber of Commerce jointly hosted a delegation from the Jilin Provincial Department of Commerce for wide-ranging discussions. Su Xinfeng, Chairman of the Australia-China Commerce and Industry Alliance and Honorary President of the Australian Traditional Chinese Medicine Chamber of Commerce, attached great importance to this meeting and discussion.
Read moreOn 18 September 2025, the Heilongjiang-Australia Trade, Economic and Agricultural Cooperation Promotion Event was held successfully in Sydney.
Read moreOn 13 September 2025, Kong Fanping, Deputy Party Secretary and Mayor of Weihai, led a Weihai trade delegation on a visit to the Representative Office of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade in Australia and to the Australia-China Commerce and Industry Alliance (ACCIA).
Read moreOn the evening of 29 August 2025, a celebration marking the 53rd anniversary of Australia-China diplomatic relations and the 13th anniversary of the Australia-China Commerce and Industry Alliance (ACCIA) was held in Sydney. More than 300 guests from the political, business, education and cultural sectors of both countries gathered to witness this historic occasion.
Read moreOn 23 August 2025, a celebration marking the 76th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the 53rd anniversary of Australia-China diplomatic relations, and the 13th anniversary of the founding of the Australia-China Commerce and Industry Alliance was held in Melbourne.
Read moreOn the evening of 9 August 2025, the Sydney Opera House, the world's arts palace, was ablaze with light as the closing event of the 6th Sydney International Arts Festival — the “Night of Sydney” Awards Gala Concert — was grandly held there. More than twenty arts groups from five countries — China, Australia, New Zealand, Tonga and Germany — performed together, presenting audiences worldwide with a cultural feast that transcended borders through choral singing, instrumental music, dance, drama and other diverse art forms. Attendees included New South Wales MP Mr. Jo
Read moreOn 8 August 2025, the Australian Traditional Chinese Medicine Chamber of Commerce held its founding celebration, "Light of Heritage," in Sydney. Prominent guests from political, business and academic circles, as well as the traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) industry, gathered together to witness this significant milestone building on the past and opening the way for the future.
Read more2025 marks the 80th anniversary of victory in the World Anti-Fascist War. At this historic moment observed around the world, the "Ode to Peace and the Future" Grand Symphonic Epic Concert and WWII Photo Exhibition — part of a series of commemorative events hosted by the Huaxing Arts Group Australia and co-organised by the Chinese Consulate-General in Sydney, the Maritime Union of Australia and the South Coast Labour Council (NSW) — was held with great ceremony at Sydney Town Hall on the evening of 9 August, marking a significant chapter in Australia-China cultural exchange and the international commemoration of peace. ACCIA Chair
Read moreTo explore in depth the cutting-edge applications of artificial intelligence in traditional Chinese and Western medicine and smart medical devices, the "AI Medicine and Smart Device Frontier Development Forum" — jointly hosted by the Australia-China Technology Innovation Alliance (ACIA), the Australian Chamber of Commerce for Traditional Chinese Medicine (ACMCA) and the Australia-China Commerce and Industry Alliance, co-organised by the Australian Henan Association and the Australian Federation of Northeast China Associations, and led by Shenzhen Rennan Group — was held with great ceremony in Sydney on 7 August 2025. The event will focus on AI's innovative applications in medical
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