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Pauline Hanson blasts port s foreign ownership

Pauline Hanson blasts portâs foreign ownership The Port of Newcastle has labelled critics of its Chinese ownership as âxenophobicâ as Pauline Hanson weighs in to the controversy. Business by James Morrow Premium Content Subscriber only Pauline Hanson has weighed in to the controversy over the ownership of the Port of Newcastle, saying that the issue of national sovereignty has to be front and centre in the government s thinking. The Port of Newcastle was privatised in 2014 by the then-government of NSW Premier Mike Baird, with 50 per cent given over to China Merchant Ports, a subsidiary of a major Chinese state-owned entity, China Merchants Group.

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Australia Is Sick, Says Chinese Official in Latest War of Words

Australia Is Sick, Says Chinese Official in Latest War of Words On 4/29/21 at 7:18 AM EDT Beijing s year-long war of words with Canberra continued this week after Chinese diplomats described Australia as sick and accused its officials of trying to stir up confrontation. The Chinese government s relations with Australia remain at an all-time low after Prime Minister Scott Morrison called for an independent inquiry into the origins of the coronavirus last April and Beijing responded with punitive trade restrictions on Australian goods. The cementing of Australia s involvement in the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue, or Quad, with the United States, Japan and India described by China as a clique has further strained relations with Beijing, as has Canberra s decision to cancel the state of Victoria s infrastructure deals, as part of China s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).

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China s controversial Xinjiang training camps in fight against extremism

China s controversial Xinjiang training camps in fight against extremism
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Delays and blowouts : Labor attacks government over rehashed Defence announcement

âDelays and blowoutsâ: Labor attacks government over ârehashedâ Defence announcement Weâre sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Labor has attacked the federal governmentâs unveiling of a major upgrade to military bases in the Northern Territory, saying it is a rehashed announcement of a project and $300 million over budget. Prime Minister Scott Morrison will on Wednesday announce the $747 million spending package on four key training bases in the top end and expanded war games with the United States. US Marines embark an aircraft at RAAF Base Darwin for their return home.

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Communist China s Quest for Dominance in Antarctica

Rare earth materials are necessary components in the building of such various equipment as combat aircraft, weapons systems, wind turbines and electric vehicles, among other things. They are available in different geographic locations, but are difficult

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