18 Aug A Ripper Deal: The case for Free Trade and movement between Australia and the UK
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Media
17 Aug It’s a political baby boom
Annika Smethurst - The Daily Telegraph - Sunday 16 August 2020 Dummy spits, tantrums set to surge in corridors of power AS if there are not enough tantrums in the corridors of power, Canberra is about to be hit by a parliamentary baby boom. A dozen new...
13 Aug Oops…he did it again
Alice Workman - The Australian - Thursday 13 August 2020 "I don't think Victorians would have been very pleased to hear Mike Baird's 'Leave Britney Alone' moment with Dan Andrews,"millennial Liberal senator James Paterson proclaimed. For Baby Boomers, Leave Britney Alone was a viral video from the...
12 Aug ‘We’ll be next Hong Kong’, Taiwanese minister warns
Eryk Bagshaw - Sydney Morning Herald - Wednesday August 2020 Taiwan's Foreign Minister says his country risks becoming the next Hong Kong as international leaders condemn Beijing's arrest of media figures and pro-democracy activists. Joseph Wu told US Health Secretary Alex Azar in Taipei on Tuesday that...
11 Aug Senator Paterson on Sky News’ Bolt Report: VIC police, Kristina Keneally, Hong Kong
Senator Paterson on Sky News' Bolt Report: VIC police, Kristina Keneally, Hong Kong...
11 Aug ASIC out $1.8 million (so far) on Wagyu and Shiraz case
Myriam Robin - The AFR - Tuesday 11 August 2020 Meanwhile, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission's unsuccessful litigation against Westpac for alleged breaches of responsible lending legislation has cost it $1.8 million. So far. The figure, revealed in an answer to a question on notice from...
11 Aug Senator James Paterson on 2GB with Ben Fordham: Hong Kong
Senator James Paterson on 2GB with Ben Fordham: Hong Kong...
08 Aug UNSW accused of dishonesty after sending ‘completely contrary’ statements regarding China
Bang Xiao and Stephen Dziedzic - ABC online - Saturday 08 August 2020 Federal MPs have accused the University of New South Wales of cowardice as it continues to grapple with a free speech controversy sparked by an article about the Chinese Government's crackdown on Hong Kong....
08 Aug MPs call for inquiry into influence at universities
Fergus Hunter and Eryk Bagshaw - The Sydney Morning Herald - Saturday 08 August 2020 Federal MPs are pushing to ramp up parliamentary scrutiny of Chinese Communist Party influence at Australian universities as concerns grow about the sector's reliance on revenue from Chinese students and research...
06 Aug Victorian officials stopped using COVIDsafe app as second wave grew
David Crowe - The Sydney Morning Herald - Wednesday 05 August 2020 Victorian officials stopped using the federal government's COVIDSafe app for several weeks during a time of huge pressure on authorities to trace people infected with the coronavirus. Federal and state officials confirmed the pause, but...