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January 24, 2022
Prime Minister Scott Morrisons profile on a Chinese social media network has been blocked and rebranded wi...
January 24, 2022
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has lost control of his Chinese-owned social media platform WeChat account and a lawmaker on Monday accused China's leaders of political interference.
January 24, 2022
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has lost control of his account on the Chinese-owned social media platform WeChat and a lawmaker on Monday accused Chinas leaders of political interference.
January 24, 2022
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has lost control of his Chinese-owned social media platform WeChat account and a lawmaker on Monday accused Chinas leaders of political interference. World News | Australian Prime Minister Loses Control of WeChat Account.
January 24, 2022
CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has lost control of his account on the Chinese-owned social media platform WeChat and a lawmaker on Monday accused Chinas leaders
January 24, 2022
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has lost control of his account on the Chinese-owned social media platform WeChat and a lawmaker on Monday accused China’s leaders of political interference
January 24, 2022
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has lost control of his account on the Chinese-owned social media platform WeChat and a lawmaker on Monday accused China’s leaders of political interference. Morrison’s 76,000 WeChat followers were notified his page had been renamed “Australian Chinese new life” earlier this month and his photograph had been removed, Sydney’s The…
December 17, 2020
In an already acrimonious year for Australia–China relations, an ‘utterly outrageous’ tweet from a mid-level official at China’s foreign affairs ministry shows the extent to which the Chinese-language media environment is being shaped by the Chinese Communist Party—including in Australia. On 30 November, a foreign ministry spokesperson posted on Twitter an artist’s impression of an Australian soldier beheading an Afghan child, a reference to the allegations of war crimes detailed in...