Sonya Bryskine

Australian parliamentarians from major political parties have officially joined forces for the first time to address the pressing issue of forced organ harvesting.

New South Wales Government must enact laws to criminalise organ tourism, says a state legislator, after a petition discouraging organ transplants, surgical training and organ transplant exchanges with China collected over 10,000 signatures.

A Facebook campaign group called “We are Hong-Kongian not Chinese” has called on the former British Colony to protest the increasing anti-Falun Gong slogans that continue to appear in the metropolis.

Australians travelling to China for quick transplant surgeries are likely to receive organs from executed prisoners and it is up to the Government to be more proactive in addressing the risks.

Eight female badminton players were disqualified from the London Olympics on Wednesday amid allegations of deliberately trying to lose their group playoffs in an attempt to secure better positions in the later stages of the competition.

Journalists express concern that the Post has been increasingly culling important China-related news and replacing Western journalists with Beijing colleagues.

APM accuses Yancoal of using “schoolyard bully tactics” against local companies, while reaping the benefits of Australia’s resources.

Amazon is in the market for a warehouse in Australia.

The asylum seekers originally insisted on travelling further to New Zealand in their small yacht.