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(FILES) This aerial file photo taken on March 12, 2022 shows the Pentagon (US Department of Defense) in Washington, DC. - The Pentagon said on February 2, 2023, that it was tracking a Chinese spy balloon flying high over the United States that appeared to be surveilling highly sensitive nuclear weapons sites. At President Joe Biden's request, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and top military officials considered shooting the balloon down but decided doing so would endanger too many people on the ground, a senior defense official told reporters. (Photo by Eva HAMBACH / AFP)

China’s cyber traps already inside the castle wall

The landmines for a future war have likely already been laid inside our borders. Key infrastructure will be the target.

Chris Uhlmann

EXCLUSIVEPolitics

Hackers using laptop computers to penetrate security systems to steal big data from the server room; scammers generic fraud cyber

Volt Typhoon: China’s invisible cyber invasion

A Chinese state-sponsored hacking group is targeting Australia’s critical infrastructure and may have already accessed some systems, after infiltrating essential services in the US.

Chris Uhlmann and Rosie Lewis

CommentOpinion

Facts Bob Carr forgot to mention

Former foreign minister Bob Carr’s downplaying of Chinese influence on Australian politics fails to convince.

Chris Uhlmann

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Once journos backed free speech

We live in an age when it is considered tolerant to demand silence from nonconformists.

Chris Uhlmann

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St Kevin’s halo may choke him

KEVIN Rudd’s moral sincerity is under the microscope after the sermonising Prime Minister kicked the asylum-seekers’ can this week.

Chris Uhlmann

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