Australian Minor Parties Warn of Chinese Communist Party Threat

Australian Minor Parties Warn of Chinese Communist Party Threat
A People's Liberation Army -Navy (PLA-N) Luyang-class guided missile destroyer leaves the Torres Strait and enters the Coral Sea on 18 Feb. 2022 (Supplied/Australian Defence Department).
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In the lead up to the May election, candidates from Australia’s minor political parties have warned the nation that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) poses a serious threat to Australia in its mission to become the world’s dominant super power.

Speaking at a Q & A event in Queensland hosted by Paul Murray of Sky News, United Australia Party leader Clive Palmer, One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson, Liberal Democrats candidate Campbell Newman, and Katter’s Australian Party MP Bob Katter, responded to questions from the public, one of which focused on the CCP’s belligerence towards Australia.

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