Victorian businessman Di Sanh Duong is the first person to be charged and sentenced under Australia’s foreign interference laws.
Di Sanh ‘Sunny’ Duong was convicted in December of attempting to buy influence with then-Liberal Minister Alan Tudge, he faces 10 years in jail.
When Alan Tudge collaborated with businessman Di Sanh Duong on a $37,000 hospital donation, he wasn’t aware of Duong’s alleged links to the CCP’s United Front.
Victorian businessman Di Sanh Duong is the first person to be charged and sentenced under Australia’s foreign interference laws.
Di Sanh ‘Sunny’ Duong was convicted in December of attempting to buy influence with then-Liberal Minister Alan Tudge, he faces 10 years in jail.
When Alan Tudge collaborated with businessman Di Sanh Duong on a $37,000 hospital donation, he wasn’t aware of Duong’s alleged links to the CCP’s United Front.