Work in progress, list will be updated constantly as required.

"Why is are these Chinese investments a problem," you may be asking. The majority of these so-called investors are not private citizens, they all have some connections to or are influenced by the Chinese Communist Party. Many non-Chinese don't seem to understand this but over the decades, the Chinese Communist Party has polarised the idea to the Chinese people (even Chinese abroad) that the identity of being Chinese to akin to loyal to the Chinese Communist Party. Also knowing what I know about China especially on a cultural level, there is no way for people in China to become as wealthy as these Chinese millionaires/billionaires are in China, without some sort of kissing up to the Chinese government. Therefore, every time these Chinese "investors" buy up or invest into Australian lands and assets, they indirectly become an extension of China a.k.a. the Chinese Communist Party. The Chinese Communist Party likes to bring up that Australians are hypocrites for being the skeptic towards Chinese "investors" when other countries such as America much more assets in comparison. The major difference is investors from countries like the USA are private citizens and generally have little to no connection to their governments, let alone are from countries ruled by one party states overshadowing them. Not that I'm condoning such free-for-all foreign ownership, I believe foreign ownership altogether should be severely limited and controlled and that all countries should adopt this policy.

==Islands and resorts==

-Daydream Island, QLD
Sold for $50 million to China Capital Investment Group, 2015.

-South Molle Island, QLD
Sold for $25 million to China Capital Investment Group, by Craig Ross, 2016.

-Lindeman Island, QLD
Sold for $12 million to tycoon William Han, Han's White Horse Group, 2012.

-Whitsunday Island, QLD
Sold for $25 million to China Capital Investment Group, by Craig Ross, 2016.

-Great Keppel Island, QLD
Sold for $70 million to Wei Chao, by Sydney developer, Terry Agnew, 2018.

==Farms and rural assets==

-Glenrock Station, NSW
Sold for approximately $45 million to a Chinese retail corporation with links to the Chinese government, 2015

-Hollymount, NSW
Sold for $31.5 million to Hailiang Group, by Micheal Gibbs, 2015.

-Mount Driven, NSW
Sold for more than $10 million to Hailang Group, by Micheal Gibbs, 2015.

-Moxey Farms, NSW
Moxey Farms is now backed by Chinese investors when a four-way partnership was formed - Leppington Pastoral Company, ASX-listed Freedom Foods and Chinese owned New Hope Dairy Holdings, 2015.

-Woodlands, QLD
Sold for $28 million to Fucheng Group, by UK-based MP Evans Group, 2015.

-Woologorang Station and Wentworth Station, NT
Sold both for $47 million to Chinese billionaire Xingfa Ma, 2015. Balfour Downs, Emu Downs and Wandanya Station in Western Australia.

-Elizabeth Downs Station, NT
Sold for $11.5 million to Yiang Xiang, 2015.

-Undabri, QLD
Sold for $30 million, by Deloitte, 2014.

Waterloo station

-Cubbie station, QLD
Sold for $250 million to a Chinese consortium Shandong RuYi Scientific and Technological Group, despite there were other Australian buy who were bidding HIGHER, 2012.

-Mt Elizabeth Station, WA
Sold for $365 million to Chinese real estate conglomerate Shanghai CREDMelita, 2016.
***Jeedamya, Kookynie, Mertondale, Riverina, Perrinvale, Clover Downs and Melita stations of Western Australia are also owned by Shanghai CRED (from 2016 sources).

-Ord stage 2 project, WA
Chinese company Shanghai Zhongfu, invested over $300 million into the development of the region. As of 2017, Ord Valley is still being developed by Chinese-owned Kimberley Agricultural Investment, both approved by WA state government.

-Nowendok farm, NSW
Sold for $55 million to Chinese-owned pastoral business, Rifa Salutary, 2016.

Van Diemen Land Company, TAS
-Sold to Chinese Lu Xiangfeng for $280 million, 2016.

Durack station

Carbon hill and Ivanho

Yakka Munga station

Tipperary station (505 Chinese owned)

Cooplacurripa

Wariadla agregation, including Kooroon and Middlebrook park

Carlton hill station

Nicolitti farms

McWilliam vineyards (3)

Glenrock station Wootton/Kuro Kin Wagyu Woodlands

Yoyce farms

Eilan Donan

Breadalbarie

Lal Lal estate

Marvel Lock.

Darwin Port, NT

Approved for $500 million on a a 99 year lease, by former Chief Minister of the Northern Territory, Adam Giles.

List of Chinese "investments" in Australia