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Writer s Suspended Death Sentence Is a Reminder of China s Awful Record on Human Rights

Yang Hengjun's punishment will be commuted to life in prison if he passes a probationary period. But the espionage accusations against him are highly spurious.

Hong kongUniversity of hong kongHong kong generalNew south walesFeng chongyiJimmy laiAnthony albaneseRyan mitchellYang hengjunMarise payneUniversity of technology sydneyChinese communist partyTechnology sydneyPrime minister anthony albaneseWashington postreportedAwful record

Who is Anthony Pratt? Trump alleged to have told Australian sensitive information

Pratt is the 213th richest person on the planet with a net worth of $9.2bn, dwarfing Trump’s $2.6bn.

United statesNew yorkScott morrisonJoe bidenRichard prattPratt industriesA pratt industriesNew york cityVice president joe bidenAnthony prattDonald trumpPratt industriesAustralian prime ministersR prattRichard prattAustralian officials

Trump blabbed nuclear sub secrets to Australian billionaire member of Mar-a-Lago club, report claims

Mr Trump reportedly gave a foreign national highly classified information about Ohio class submarines

United statesDonald trumpAnthony prattJack smithBureau of investigationDepartment of justiceFederal bureau of investigationUs navySpecial counsel jack smithFederal bureauAmerican ohioAustralian officialsNuclear poweredBallistic missile submarinesSpecial counsel jack smithHighly classified information

Australia s new submarines are still 2 decades away from delivery, but the Aussies are already looking out for spies

Australia won't get its new nuclear-powered subs until the late 2030s, but "people are already coming after those secrets," a top intel official said.

United kingdomNew zealandAustralian capital territoryAndrew shearerMike burgessAustralian security intelligence organisationOffice of national intelligenceAustralian national intelligenceMinistry of state securityNational intelligenceFive eyesCold warOperation ivy bellsState securityMilitary technologyAustralian officials

Australia wants to force cats to stay inside or give them a curfew because they are murdering so many other animals they are a threat to the country s biodiversity

Cats are present in 99.9% of all land in Australia and kill about two billion other animals a year. That makes them Australia's most invasive species.

New yorkUnited statesSarah leggeNew york timesAustralia department of climateAustralian national universityClimate changeFeral catsInvasive speciesAustralian officialsEral cat populations

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