Gladys Liu, paranoia and the Chinese Communist Party
Does the extent of Beijing's influence in Australian politics provide cause for alarm, or is it vastly exaggerated?
Gladys Liu first captured the attention of federal political watchers at her campaign launch in April 2019 for the eastern Melbourne seat of Chisholm, when she held up a shopping bag printed with a map of the area and pointed out all the places she had lived and worked.
"I love Chisholm!" Liu declared enthusiastically to a packed crowd of blue-shirted supporters, many of them Chinese-Australians, as a beaming Scott Morrison looked on.
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