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Duncan Calder
Duncan Calder

Duncan Calder was the head of the China Business Practice and head of forensic services at KPMG in WA. Mr Calder is a former national president of the Australia China Business Council, the peak body for Sino-Australian trade and investment, a board member of children's charity Parkerville, and sits on the fundraising (appeal) committee for the Australian Olympics Association.

  • News Articles

    Wednesday, 8 August, 2012 - 10:18

    Big deals and state-owned enterprises the defining features of Chinese investment

    CHINA’S preference for deals at the bigger end of the investment spectrum may account for the high level of attention they receive at a political level.

    Wednesday, 24 October, 2012 - 01:18

    Political transition washes through China

    Our biggest export market has slowed demand, but a new growth phase is under way.

    Wednesday, 24 October, 2012 - 01:38

    Inter-government relations a key driver in securing long-term business ties

    WHILE the recent period of engagement with China goes back 40 years in diplomatic terms, and well into the 1980s at a trade level, there are plenty of cautionary tales from those doing regular business with the world’s most populous nation.

    Wednesday, 24 October, 2012 - 01:51

    Welcome mat out for ‘commercial beasts’

    CHINESE investment in Australia may have slowed as uncertainty continues about the value of commodities, but it has not stopped.

    Thursday, 8 August, 2013 - 08:32

    New buds amid Sino slowdown

    A moderation in the growth of China's economy has sharpened the focus on trade opportunities beyond the mining and resources sector.

    Wednesday, 25 September, 2013 - 09:41

    China’s departing rep highlights WA farming needs

    Western Australia's outgoing Chinese consul general says the state’s farmers have told her they want financial support and access to markets.

    Friday, 18 July, 2014 - 15:32

    ACBC finds new president as Calder faces court

    Business leader Duncan Calder has resigned as the national president of the Australia China Business Council after being charged with sex offences.

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    Tuesday, 9 October, 2018 - 08:58

    From Ken Court to Li Ping, Oakajee saga ongoing

    Plans announced last month by a private Chinese group to revive the multi-billion dollar Oakajee port project add a new twist to a 45-year saga.

     
    ACBC finds new president as Calder faces court
    Friday, 18 July, 2014 - 15:32
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    Big deals and state-owned enterprises the defining features of Chinese investment

    Political transition washes through China

    Inter-government relations a key driver in securing long-term business ties

    Welcome mat out for ‘commercial beasts’

    New buds amid Sino slowdown

    China’s departing rep highlights WA farming needs

    ACBC finds new president as Calder faces court

    From Ken Court to Li Ping, Oakajee saga ongoing

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