04 Aug Senator Paterson on SBS: UNSW self censors anti China sentiment
Senator Paterson on SBS: UNSW self censors anti China sentiment...
Senator Paterson on SBS: UNSW self censors anti China sentiment...
Fergus Hunter and Eryk Bagshaw - The Sydney Morning Herald - Monday 03 August 2020 Federal MPs have condemned the University of NSW for deleting social media posts about human rights in Hong Kong following an online backlash from Chinese nationalists. The university faced a barrage of...
Eryk Bagshaw - Sydney Morning Herald - Saturday 1 August 2020 Australian MPs from across the political spectrum have labelled Hong Kong's decision to disqualify a dozen pro-democracy candidates from local elections and a delay in the local poll as an unacceptable obstruction to democracy. Hong Kong's...
Senator Paterson on Sky News: Victorian COVID outbreak, China, Wolverines, economy, Tony Abbott...
Senator Paterson on the Bolt Report: China, Taiwan flag in Germany, BLM, COVID state outbreaks...
Sharri Markson - The Daily Telegraph - Saturday 11 July 2020 There’s no question Scott Morrison is leading the toughest strategic and policy approach towards China of any government in Australia’s recent history. Morrison’s approach puts sovereignty and national security ahead of economic prosperity. This forms the single...
Senator Paterson on Sky News: Victorian outbreak, China...
Anthony Galloway - The Sydney Morning Herald - Wednesday 08 July 2020 Labor's foreign affairs spokeswoman Penny Wong is calling for Australia to introduce its own Magnitsky Act to target human rights abusers after the United Kingdom unveiled its much-anticipated laws. The adoption of the new sanctions...
Tom Minnear - The Herald Sun - Monday 06 July 2020 Voters across key Labor seats fear Victoria’s controversial Belt and Road deal will give the Chinese Communist Party influence over the Andrews Government. The Herald Sun can reveal almost two-thirds of voters surveyed in the Labor-held...
Simon Benson and Ben Packham - The Australian - Friday 03 July 2020 Hong Kong nationals wanting to flee China’s security crackdown in the territory would have a fast track to resettlement in Australia through the skilled visa program, under an option cabinet will consider next...