Joanna Mather - The Australian Financial Review - Friday 06 September Liberal Senator James Paterson has questioned the use of an "artificial quota" to decide how much a superannuation fund invests in climate change-related initiatives. Construction industry fund Cbus has announced it will direct 1 per cent of its...
Senator Paterson joins host Tom Connell on Sky News' News Day to discuss the most recent GDP and economic growth figures, Brexit and Boris Johnson, as well as the continued tensions in Hong Kong....
Senator Paterson joins host Tom O'Brien on Sky News' 2600 talks podcast about religious discrimination, superannuation, foreign affairs and more...
Senator Paterson talks to David Speers on Sky News' On the Hour to talk naval deployment in the straits of Hormuz, religious freedoms, and industrial relations reform....
Wednesday 21 August - The Australian Financial Review - Phillip Coorey Education department officials as well as national security and cybersecurity experts will meet university representatives on Wednesday to thrash out guidelines governing collaborative research, amid government concerns over growing Chinese encroachment. Senior sources said the government...
Senator Paterson joins host Raf Epstein and ABC774 Radio drive host to talk about the Strait of Hormuz, PNG aid and climate change, and Cardinal Pell's verdict. ...
Senator Paterson on the Bolt Report with host Andrew Bolt and fellow panellist Fiona Scott to discuss NSW abortion laws, foreign influence, PNG, and religious freedom....
Senator Paterson on Sky News' First Edition talks to host Peter Stefanovic about foreign influence in Australian universities and the anticipated reveal of the Religious Discrimination Bill. ...
Senator Paterson on ABC 24's afternoon briefing with host Patricia Karvelas and panellist Ed Husic MP. They discuss the news of the day including Alan Jones, religious freedoms, NSW abortion laws, and industrial relations reform. ...
Saturday 17 August - Max Koslowski & Nick Bonyhady - The Sydney Morning Herald Four Liberal MPs have warned that the Chinese Communist Party holds too much influence over Australian universities, adding their voices to a growing chorus of federal politicians looking to reassess the government's...