Latika Bourke - Sydney Morning Herald - Saturday 25 January London: Four Australian MPs and chairs of parliamentary committees have launched an unprecedented combined intervention into Britain's Huawei debate, urging Prime Minister Boris Johnson to follow Australia's ban. But their calls came amid further signs Johnson is likely...
Lucy Fisher, Defence Editor | Steven Swinford, Deputy Political Editor | Philip Aldrick, Economics Editor Americans fear approval of Chinese technology will encourage other countries to follow suit President Trump’s appetite for a trade deal with Britain could wane if Boris Johnson lets Huawei contribute to...
David Crowe and Anthony Galloway - Sydney Morning Herald - Tuesday 26 November Federal politicians are demanding an immediate escalation of Australian safeguards against foreign interference in an explosive debate over claims the Chinese government tried to install an agent in Parliament. The bipartisan demands include tighter...
Our first duty as Commonwealth parliamentarians is to defend the sovereignty, values and national interest of the Australian people. Any self-respecting politician in the free world also feels an obligation to speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves. We would be failing in...
EDITORIAL - The Australian - Monday 18 November The Australian’s Strategic Forum — Navigating the East-West Divide — is timely. Featuring speakers including Paul Keating, Josh Frydenberg, Huawei Australia chairman John Lord and former White House chief strategist John Bannon (in a prerecorded interview), the conference...
Nathan Atrill - Sydney Morning Herald - Monday 18 November China's denial of visas to Liberal MP Andrew Hastie and his Senate colleague James Paterson – because of their criticism of its human rights abuses and political repression – is the latest in Australia’s increasingly awkward...