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'Gave You 3 Years to Deal With It': Australian Senator on Coalition's Inaction on China-Owned TikTok - Vimarsana News

'Gave You 3 Years to Deal With It': Australian Senator on Coalition's Inaction on China-Owned TikTok

Amid recent pressure on Australia's federal Labor government over its slow response to TikTok, as the only Five ...

TikTok Australia boss fields tough questions about the apps links to China - Vimarsana News

TikTok Australia boss fields tough questions about the apps links to China

TikTok Australia managing director Lee Hunter said it would not give information to the Chinese government if asked but failed to have an answer when pushed on whether the CCP could simply take it.

Hunter Conference Takeaways – A Well-Performing Hotel Industry Lives Through a Tough Financing Environment - Vimarsana News

Hunter Conference Takeaways – A Well-Performing Hotel Industry Lives Through a Tough Financing Environment

Another exceptional Hunter Conference is in the rearview mirror, with much thanks to Lee Hunter and his team, as well as the Atlanta Marriott Marquis, for pulling off a terrific event. Never a dull moment in the hotel industry, which is why many of us never leave the sector, with attendees having such varied opinions on how this year may play out.

Could TikTok be banned in Australia? - Vimarsana News

Could TikTok be banned in Australia?

Countries have raised security concerns about TikTok. Could Australia be next joining the list of those banning it in some capacity?

TikTok's bigger danger could be disinformation not data, submission to federal parliamentary inquiry warns - Vimarsana News

TikTok's bigger danger could be disinformation not data, submission to federal parliamentary inquiry warns

Chinese Communist Party figures have been installed in senior roles at TikTok’s parent company, prompting a fresh warning to a federal parliamentary inquiry.