Politics latest: Jim Chalmers takes Chinese investors to court over alleged breach of divestiture rules
In a first for new foreign investment laws and to ‘protect the national interest and the integrity of our foreign investment framework’, Treasurer Jim Chalmers has taken Indian Ocean International Shipping and Service Company to the Federal Court.
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Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke blames a high threshold set by the High Court for keeping stateless immigrants with criminal backgrounds out of preventative detention while Coalition defence frontbencher Angus Taylor warns of a 'paper ADF'.
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South Australian man’s head missing in murder case
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