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China trip proves our PM really is a cheap date
All China’s Xi Jinping had to do was put on a couple of banquets and bring in a cover band to play some old Aussie songs and all of a sudden we’re good buddies with Beijing, writes James Morrow.
Morrow: How Biden’s autograph became a hot-button issue
Joe Biden’s signature, or apparent lack thereof, on key documents is set to come under scrutiny as his legacy collapses in a heap, writes James Morrow.
Warning from one of Australia’s most distinguished China experts
Dr John Lee, one of Australia’s most prominent China experts warns Australia has a “serious and profound problem” that could be “politically beneficial” to one party.
Morrow: Albanese needs to pick a side on China
When it comes to Ukraine, Labor is all in favour of defending democracy. But when Taiwan is under threat, the story changes quickly, writes James Morrow.
‘You’re not immune’: Taiwan warns Aus over China election tampering
Analysis: Taiwanese officials have revealed that Beijing tries to use local agents in the overseas Chinese community in Australia to influence local elections, writes James Morrow.
‘More than signs’: Councils urged to act on anti-Semitism
Local councils are being urged to take stronger action against anti-Semitism, as research shows residents want more than just “signs” to tackle hate.
Why it’s time for Ley to start boxing clever over super tax
By fighting against Labor’s super tax with the focus on it is not indexed gives the Liberals the opportunity to reclaim the mantle as the party of the young and aspirational, writes James Morrow.
Free buses, racism: Is New York mayor candidate the left’s future?
Zohran Mamdani’s mayoral campaign is tailor-made for dopey white kids with six figures owing on their arts degrees and mummies and daddies still helping them pay the rent, writes James Morrow.
Beijing has us right where they want us
China’s ambassador felt emboldened to publicly state that China and Australia are “friends not foes” because he knows Beijing is happy with our compliant PM, writes James Morrow.
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