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Australia corners Google and Facebook, requires them to share profits with the media
Australia will soon pass a law requiring Google to pay royalties to media outlets that publish the content it shares on its network, but the tech giant intimidated users with the possibility of charging or impairing the free services it provides. Alphabet Inc., said it would block its search engine if ...
Australian Prime Minister: ‘The Chinese government should be totally ashamed’
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison reproached the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) on Nov. 30, for a post that the spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs made on Twitter with a false image where an Australian soldier is about to slit the throat of an Afghan boy holding a lamb. Zhao ...
US, India, Australia, and Japan resume joint military exercises and mark presence in the Indo-Pacific
The military forces of the four partner countries in the grouping known as the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue, or Quad, resumed joint military exercises in the waters of the Arabian Sea on Tuesday Nov. 17, in a clear demonstration of the growing regional power they are developing to confront the influence ...
Blow to pedophilia: US researchers expose Australian-centered global child abuse network
U.S. law enforcement officials reported on Wednesday, Nov. 12 that they succeeded in exposing a major child sexual abuse network in Australia with links to the United States, Canada, Asia, Europe, and New Zealand. Several arrests have already been made in connection with the case and raids are expected to ...
Mike Pompeo harshly criticized the CCP and seeks to deepen the alliance with Australia, India, and Japan
On his visit to Japan, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Tuesday, Oct. 6, sharply criticized the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) at a meeting with the U.S.'s allies—Australia, India, and Japan. The meeting was aimed at strengthening relations of a united and organized front against the CCP. In his first visit ...
The United States and Australia are united in their strategy to confront the Chinese regime
Authorities from the United States and Australia had a key meeting to unify criteria in their political and strategic actions to confront the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). At a key meeting between U.S. and Australian authorities, attended by on the side of the United States Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Defense ...
‘No legal basis’: Australia rejects the interests of the CCP in the South China Sea
On Thursday, July 23, Australia declared before the United Nations that there is "no legal basis" for the territorial and maritime claims made by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in the South China Sea, thus aligning itself with the position of the United States. "Australia rejects China’s [the CCP's] claim to ...
United States, Japan, and Australia align to boost Indo-Pacific region’s defense
The defense ministers of the United States, Japan, and Australia met to establish new rules and commitments to jointly face the new world scenario after the pandemic caused by the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) Virus and express their strong concern about the conflicts in the East and South China seas, ...
3,000 residents put into immediate lockdown in 9 apartment towers as fears CCP Virus is spreading
Nine high rise accommodation towers in Melbourne, Australia, housing around 3,000 people were placed in immediate lockdown on Saturday, July 4, after it was revealed cases of the CCP Virus were spreading among the residents from some of the towers. In an extraordinary move, the Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews ordered the ...
Australia strengthens its defenses facing the Chinese Communist Party’s aggressions in the region
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced that he will invest $270 billion to reinforce his country militarily, in view of the incursions of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in the Indo-Pacific region. "The Indo-Pacific is where we live—and we want an open and sovereign Indo-Pacific, free of coercion and hegemony," Morrison ...
Countries should protect themselves from disinformation by the CCP
The repeated disinformation campaigns by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and other countries would require state action to counteract their harmful effects, according to several Australian professors. The Australian government announced the creation of a working group under the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) to fight disinformation campaigns, reported ...
Major cyberattacks occurring in Australia at all government levels are coming from the CCP
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is believed to be behind the massive cyberattacks that are presently occurring in Australia, according to federal government agencies. The attacks have been aimed at all levels of the Australian government, critical infrastructure, and the private sector. Asked if it was the CCP, the Prime Minister Mr. ...
Australia questions the CCP for “undermining democracy and creating fear and division”
Australian Foreign Minister Marise Payne questioned the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and Russia for "seeking to undermine democratic debate and exacerbate social polarization, and improve their own image in the COVID-19 [CCP Virus] context." "I can assure you that Australia will resist and counteract disinformation efforts," Payne said, referring also to ...
Australia pushes for inquiry into CCP Virus: President Trump supports them
Australia’s efforts to push for an independent inquiry into the pandemic sweeping the world has not gone unnoticed, with President Trump strongly backing it. The president informed his 80 million followers on Twitter that the United States supports the push. After retweeting an AAP Newswire/SBS article that detailed the 116 countries supporting ...
Australian workers support prime minister in the face of threats from the Chinese regime over CCP Virus
Australian workers expressed support for their prime minister, who was adamant about the threats from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) over the research into the management of the CCP Virus requested by Australia. Australian Workers Union National Secretary Daniel Walton wrote to Prime Minister Scott Morrison, a Conservative, urging him not ...
The US will seek damages for CCP Virus from China, as Australia receives threats from CCP over investigation into origin of virus
President Trump is looking to the Chinese Communist Party for financial retribution over the devastation caused by the CCP Virus, along with the rest of the world. U.S. criticism of the CCP has intensified over the past week. At a White House briefing on Monday, April 27, the president indicated the ...
Australian member of Parliament says “there will be a spiritual reawakening in China”
George Christensen is a member of the Australian House of Representatives, and after learning that more than 350 million Chinese have quit their affiliation with the Chinese Communist Party, said, “It is a remarkable thing to see so many people making a stand against the Chinese Communist Party (CCP,) declaring ...
Former Australian PM Abbott says Malaysian Flight 370 was ‘mass-murder-suicide by the pilot’
In an explosive television interview on Wednesday, Feb. 19, a former Australian prime minister revealed that “top levels” of the Malaysian government believed the pilot of the Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 that disappeared six years ago, committed an act of mass murder-suicide. Former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott, who was in ...
Australian travel ban due to coronavirus upsets China, calls it ‘extreme’
The Australian government has drawn the ire of the Communist Party over its decision to continue the ban on anyone entering the country that has been in China during the past two weeks. As of Friday, Feb. 14, foreign nationals who have been in mainland China will be unable to enter ...
Australian farmer celebrates heavy rain on his drought-stricken property
An Australian farmer was unable to contain his excitement as torrential rain fell on his dry land. The heart-warming video posted on social media shows the overjoyed farmer welcoming the rain after months of drought on his farm in New South Wales. The farmer steps outside and enjoys the rainfall on his ...

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