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Nov 9, 2026

YushanHOST
13:30
And here in China is huge.
YushanHOST
13:32
The China Bee Products Association has estimated that bee pollination services contribute more than 300 billion yuan to China's agricultural and forestry production every year, as reported by Xinhua last year.
YushanHOST
13:46
And this creates just another business opportunity for beekeepers, too.
YushanHOST
13:50
They do not always have to make their money by selling honey.
Kym BergmannHOST
0:28
I think, as I mentioned in my previous podcast at the end of that, I was in Korea, South Korea, last week as a guest of Korean Air, their aerospace division, which handles their defense work, and I'll come back to that a bit later in this podcast.
Kym BergmannHOST
0:44
And then I was invited to Beijing by the government-owned news agency Xinhua to participate in something called the 7th World Media Conference, which sounds pretty grand.
Kym BergmannHOST
0:59
And indeed it was.
Kym BergmannHOST
1:01
That little Asia-Pacific defense reporter was one of almost 400 international media companies that was invited.
ShelleyHOST
48:19
She said she was partial to Ping Ping because the name reminds her of the color pink.
ShelleyHOST
48:25
Ping Ping has distinctive dark circles around his eyes, while Fu Shuang has a protruding forehead, according to the Xinhua News Agency.
ShelleyHOST
48:35
Both were born at Zhendu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding in China.
ShelleyHOST
48:40
The Atlanta Zoo's panda enclosure had been empty since 2024 after four other pandas returned from the United States to China, ending a 25-year partnership amid strained relations between the two countries.
Simon WhistlerHOST
12:11
Still others lack the skills to act effectively." Other speakers placed a heavy emphasis on the importance of strong, unified party governance and the announcement of new disciplinary measures to tighten Xi's control even further.
Simon WhistlerHOST
12:24
And in an unusual departure from his typical way of doing business, she even allowed the release of an explicitly self-critiquing official communique to be published by the state outlet Xinhua.
Simon WhistlerHOST
12:34
Even compared to the usual, this particular statement was especially over the top with its CCP speak, so let's quote directly.
Simon WhistlerHOST
12:42
It was unanimously agreed that the Central Committee, with comrade Xi Jinping at its core, demonstrated tremendous political courage and a strong sense of responsibility in confronting the grave situation marked by weak, hollow and watered-down Party leadership, lax, superficial and ineffective self-supervision and self-governance, as well as some startling problems within the Party." Before we change course and discuss what all of this means, we'd like to pause this episode to tell you all about our premium subscriber site.
Rosene ParkCORRESPONDENT
4:03
A high-ranking Chinese official met with a North Korean delegation to discuss expanding bilateral cooperation and enhancing strategic communication.
Rosene ParkCORRESPONDENT
4:12
China's state-run Xinhua News Agency reported Friday that Chai Chi, a member of the Communist Party's Politburo Standing Committee, met with a North Korean delegation in Beijing.
Rosene ParkCORRESPONDENT
4:22
The delegation was led by Kim Song-nam, a member of the Workers' Party Politburo and party secretary.
Rosene ParkCORRESPONDENT
4:28
According to the report, Chai said Chinese President Xi Jinping and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un reached an important consensus during Xi's visit to Pyongyang in June, elevating bilateral relations to a new historic level.
Beba ByrneHOST
4:55
News outlets around the globe are busy trialing artificial intelligence, with some radio networks, including in Australia, already using bot voices to deliver bulletins.
Beba ByrneHOST
5:06
But the vice president of Xinhua says harnessing AI is about empowering, not replacing journalists.
Beba ByrneHOST
5:14
And to sport, Cricket Australia is standing by their findings on the so-called Sandpapergate scandal, after Usman Khawaja claimed the whole team knew about the ball-tampering plot.
Beba ByrneHOST
5:25
An official investigation determined only David Warner, Steve Smith and Cameron Bancroft knew of the idea to use sandpaper in the third test.
AnnaHOST
14:01
The crew's three, with two landing, and a rover goes on the first landing.
AnnaHOST
14:05
And the tests so far? According to Xinhua, Mengzhou has completed a zero-height abort test and a maximum dynamic pressure escape test.
AnnaHOST
14:15
Lanyue has completed a landing and takeoff test, and there's been a low-altitude demonstration flight of the Long March 10.
AnnaHOST
14:22
Huang also said everything planned for the moon will first be tested in near-Earth orbit, and every crewed mission will be validated by uncrewed tests first.
Daniel LucasHOST
8:36
Prosecutors have both briefly congressed against Ma Xingru, a former member of the community party's Politburo.
Daniel LucasHOST
8:44
The report was published on November 5, citing that the Supreme People procured to raid the state news agency Xinhua.
Daniel LucasHOST
8:53
The case was filed in Yishang in the Hebrew province following the investigation by the Natural or national supervisory authorities.
Daniel LucasHOST
9:05
Prosecutors allege that Mai used senior positions in government and the party at the state's aerospace industry to obtain benefits for the other exchange for bribes.
Joseph TorigianGUEST
29:32
And so I think China cares about using this plenum to put out the word that people can learn from the idea of having a leader who can create a sense of direction, who is firewalled, according to their language, from questions of popularity, and that having a party that can keep politics in-house and manage them in-house without politics slipping out of control and allowing special interests to dominate, like in his mind is happening in Western noble democracies, that is i think something to keep an eye on right and so xi jinping doesn't like the idea of a contest between authoritarians and democracies uh he uh his message is that every country gets to walk its own path which of course raises questions about just how much of the chinese model can be copied but in a world where democracy is criticized from lots of different areas I think that the fact that there is a market for this kind of message, and it's a profoundly authoritarian one, is something that should catch people's attention.
Neil ThomasGUEST
30:40
There was actually a long article that Xinhua, the state news agency, published just before the plenum about how Xi Jinping's self-revolution agenda was kind of a great example for political parties around the world to follow.
Neil ThomasGUEST
30:59
So we haven't seen Xi exporting revolution yet like Mao did, but I think that Joe is absolutely right.
Neil ThomasGUEST
31:06
This is a really interesting watch point.
speaker_0HOST
7:55
The adjustment highlights China's delicate balancing act between currency stability, export competitiveness and the wider international financial system.
speaker_0HOST
8:04
For further information, see Xinhua, South China Morning Post and Reuters.
speaker_1HOST
8:08
Australia raises interest rates to 18-year high as inflation persists.
speaker_0HOST
8:13
Australia's central bank has raised interest rates to their highest level in 18 years, as persistent inflation complicates the country's economic outlook.

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