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Jiang, who edits the China Story blog at the Australian National Universityâs Australian Centre on China in the World, said issues such as freedom of speech on university campuses, trade disputes and diversification, technology competition, cyber security and foreign interference all involved an aspect of Australia-China relations and were relevant across the breadth of the public service.
She said being China-literate did not mean only having having a good understanding of Chinese languages, but also of Chinaâs political economy, cultures, traditions, histories and societies. Broader knowledge was âfundamental to both meaningful engagement with China as well as understanding how to push back against China when it is in Australiaâs national interestâ.
Human Rights Watch has given evidence to a parliamentary inquiry that Chinese students in Australia are under increasing pressure from authorities in China as well as the broader community.
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A Liberal Party donor who developed relationships with Assistant Treasurer Michael Sukkar and MP Gladys Liu engaged in “acts of foreign interference” and activities for Beijing, according to Australia’s domestic spy agency.
The bombshell findings by the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) are contained in Melbourne-based Chinese businessman Huifeng “Haha” Liu’s court application to fight the Federal Government to avoid deportation.
The case of Mr Liu, who ingratiated himself with Liberal Party MPs over the past five years, is a rare test of Australia’s opaque strategy to counter alleged Chinese government interference by cancelling visas.