The CCP can chuck all the tanties it likes but we won’t be bullied
After years of complacency, unfettered trade and open borders with China, Australia has found itself stuck between a rock and a hard place.
Read moreThe Port of Darwin
We need to take back the port.Yesterday at the CCP-controlled 🇨🇳 Port of Darwin...
Posted by Advance Australia on Thursday, September 17, 2020
This week Advance Australia travelled to the Port of Darwin where the Chinese Communist Party has control of one of our most strategic assets.
Read moreAndrews’ deal with CCP dead in the water
Australia’s national interest is to come first, thanks in part to the relentless campaigning of Advance Australia’s 63,000 supporters.
Read moreIn China the creepy CCP is watching you…in your home
In China, the government is watching.
Read moreChina: “Australia unwisely boards US leaky boat”
The witty mouthpiece of the Chinese Communist Party of China [CCP], The Global Times [TGT], is at it again.
Read moreCampbell Newman calls for inquiry into foreign influence at UQ
Cambell Newman talks to Alan Jones on Sky NewsFormer Queensland Premier Campbell Newman this week called for an inquiry into Chinese Communist Party influence at the University of Queensland.
Posted by Advance Australia on Thursday, July 23, 2020
It seems each week the stakes in the new cold war with China are raised but the Vice-Chancellors of Australia’s elite universities have their fingers in their ears and their hands over their eyes.
Read moreVic Opposition Leader pledges to break BRI deal with CCP
Michael O’Brien is hardly a household name in Australia.
Read moreTogether, we’re shining a light on foreign interference in Australia
The Chinese Communist Party has no place in our universitiesLast night we shone a light on the University of Queensland, one of several universities harbouring a CCP Confucius Institute. This is just the start of our campaign to expose foreign interference and influence.
Posted by Advance Australia on Tuesday, July 7, 2020
Together we are exposing the extent of foreign intervention in Australia.
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