“There is no doubt that China was the state actor responsible for the cyber-attacks to which the Prime Minister drew attention on Friday,” she said. Australia was targeted by a massive-scale cyberattack, Prime Minister Scott Morrison revealed on Friday.
Mr Morrison said all levels of the Australian government and Australia’s private sector were targeted in the attack which he described as “malicious”. “The communist regime in Beijing is now revealing its truly monstrous nature for all to see,” Ms McGregor said. “China is a growing threat not a growing market. And by provoking India, China has made grave error. India will defend its sovereignty and has very capable military.
Hmm the global order of white ascendency. Hmm so why wouldn't China want to change it?
With the current climate, the world is in a fragile state with state actors primed with itchy trigger fingers. Australia needs to think about doubling its military from 80 000 and obtaining 2 aircraft carriers. It would address unemployment too.
Proof!!! The script and narrative is interesting for idiots... Show me evidence...
Is anybody ACTUALLY surprised by any of this?
China is a good nation, they are honest and open with everyone.
Do you have solid proof its China, Sky News Australia?
CCP can not represent Chinese people, can not represent Lao Bai Xing. It’s an illegal regime that represses Lao Bai Xing.
Why not? There must be a force of justice to break the order established by Western countries to restrict non-Western countries. Just like the colonial system established by Western countries, shouldn't it be disintegrated?🤔
The world will need to unite again all Nuc China at the same time to take out the trash.
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China accuses Australia of making 'baseless' cyberattack claims | Sky News AustraliaChina’s foreign ministry has denied responsibility for sustained cyberattacks, instead accusing Australia of making “baseless” claims. \n\nPrime Minister Scott Morrison on Friday confirmed all levels of government were targeted in a “malicious” cyberattack launched by a “sophisticated state-based actor”. \n\nMr Morrison refused to name the state responsible but strategic security experts pointed the finger at Beijing. \n\nMinistry of Foreign Affairs spokesman Geng Shuang said the hacking claims originated from the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) and accused the organisation of creating an “anti-China” agenda. \n\n“It has been hyping up, or creating all kinds of anti-China topics,” he said. \n\n“The attacks and the blame coming from this institute against China is totally baseless and nonsense.” \n\nChina's Ministry of Foreign Affairs went on to claim China was “the biggest victim of cyberattacks” and therefore a “staunch upholder of cyber security”. \n Hey ChinaLiedPeopleDied when will you stop attacking other countries snd when will you stop lying about it? Everyone's had enough of your Terrorism Interesting that China’s being overly defensive when they haven’t been directly accused.
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Communist China rubbishes cyberattack claims as 'totally baseless' | Sky News AustraliaA Chinese ministry spokesperson has vehemently refuted claims the communist party had any involvement in reported cyberattacks in Australia, saying the allegations levelled against the state have been 'totally baseless and nonsense'. \n\nGeng Shuang hit out at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, saying it has been 'hyping up or creating all kinds of anti-China topics'. \n\n'It has no reputation at all and the attacks and the blames coming from this institute against China is totally baseless and nonsense'. \n\nOn Friday, Prime Minister Scott Morrison revealed Australia has been targeted by a massive-scale cyberattack. \n\nMr Morrison said all levels of the Australian government and Australia’s private sector were targeted in the attack which he described as “malicious”.\n\nThe Prime Minister said the government had evidence the cyberattack was launched by a sophisticated state-based actor.\n\nWhile the Prime Minister would not confirm who was behind the attack, he said a state with “very significant capabilities” was responsible.\n\nImage: AP he's probably right as ScottMorrisonMP tends to try and divert the attention away from the LPN's other shitfuckerry.....we live in now a society of pass the blame game without looking into our own backyard bullshit Good on Linda Reynolds 👍 Later you will see she has done a world first . Australia has stood up to another bully after China . So China wasn't the only one acting like a bully & a sneak .
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'Predicted nuclear winter' could escalate from India, China clashes | Sky News AustraliaRMIT’s Joe Siracusa says the dispute between China and India is important as they all 'have nuclear weapons,' and the Communist Party should be wary as Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi 'is not afraid of a war'. \n\nIndia claimed on Tuesday that 20 soldiers were killed by Chinese forces in border clashes which happened after several weeks of stand offs in the western Himalayas. \n\n'This clash is in the exact place where china and India fought a war in WWII,' Mr Siracusa told Sky News. \n\nHe said he believed India will 'increasingly turn to Japan. the United States and even to Australia' as clashes continue with China. \n\nI think because of the pressure that China is putting on India, and keep in mind here, the Indians can give the Chinese a lesson here, \n\n'In the meantime, I think the Chinese will put a lot of pressure on Pakistan to put a lot of pressure on India'. \n\n'In 1962, all these people were going at each other, but they didn't have nuclear weapons.\n\n'Today, all the players in south Asia have nuclear weapons. \n\nAnd in exchange of 10 or 15 missiles there, warheads, would induce the nuclear winter there that Carl Sagan predicted in the 1980s. \n\n'Will they use nuclear weapons for a border dispute ... Not because they want to, but because it might escalate or accidentally move into that area.' \n\nImage: AP The Indian government paid public respect to the 20 Indian soldiers killed in Galvan. However, even after 48 hours, China continued to cover up its casualties like crona deaths Not Good. First ask CCP will they attack us to revenge (43/44/35 ) chinese soldiers 🙏😊😂😂
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The more the 'Chinese economy fails' the more 'aggressive China becomes': Bishop | Sky News AustraliaFormer speaker of the house Bronwyn Bishop says the Chinese economy is “failing” and the “more it fails the more aggressive they become” and the more Australia becomes the unfortunate recipient of Chinese antagonism. \n\nMs Bishop said Chinese “aggression” had resulted in the “very tense” situation over the Indian-Chinese border and overflowed in shows of “strength” particularly in the pacific region.\n\nShe pointed to the newly instigated tariff on barley, warnings against Chinese travel to Australia and the cyberattack, as instances of Chinese aggression. \n\n“We can’t keep on talking about things, we have to act”.\n\nMs Bishop said Australian universities must “restructure” to avoid an over-dependency on fee-paying students from China”.\n\nAustralia must build up manufacturing, reduce the price of electricity, cut taxes, step away from the Paris agreement and reject the submarine contract, she told Sky News host Gary Hardgrave. \n\nImage: Getty India is ever with australia then don't compromise with china Explain how this is so.
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Australia and communist China 'engaged in new Cold War' | Sky News AustraliaThe Institute of Public Affairs’ Gideon Rozner says the diplomatic relationship between Australia and the Communist Party of China is at a point where we are now 'defending ourselves against them in what I think is a new Cold War'. \n\nHe said Foreign Minister Marise Payne recently delivered a 'magnificent and sensational speech' in which she 'said what needed to be said'. \n\nOn Wednesday, Ms Payne accused Beijing of spreading disinformation and called for the reform of global bodies including the World Health Organisation in her first major speech on the post-COVID climate.\n\n'At the heart of successful international cooperation is the concept each country shares rather than yields a portion of its sovereign decision making,' Ms Payne said.\n\n'The big problem we've had in confronting china up until now, is that the Chinese have this confected oversensitivity against any and all criticism,' Mr Rozner told Sky News.\n\n'Any criticism of China's human rights record'.\n\n'Their militarisation of the South China Sea, their treatment of Hong Kong or Tibet.\n\n'Or indeed their apparent territorial ambitions over the Indian border.\n\n'If we can't even criticise china and call them out for what they're doing, how are we going to defend ourselves against them.'\n\nImage: AP Rideon Gozner Think hehe Someone has a target on its back
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Labor MPs told to ‘stay quiet about China’ and not ‘cause a fuss’ | Sky News AustraliaEXCLUSIVE: Sky News host Sharri Markson says there is a growing concern within the federal Labor caucus that “their free speech is being curtailed” by Anthony Albanese and his leadership team over members’ ability to publicly criticise China.\n\nMs Markson has revealed on Sky News, only a day after the federal government withdrew funding for a think tank called ‘China Matters’, the Labor leadership team invited its director, Allan Gyngell, to speak to Shadow Cabinet.\n\nThe Sky News host said during the meeting of Shadow Cabinet, Mr Gyngell “criticised MPs who have been vocal about China”.\n\nMr Gygnell also reportedly claimed MPs who have been openly critical of China “were causing unnecessary provocation to a complex relationship already in trouble”.\n\n“Federal Labor MPs are now concerned their free speech is being curtailed by Anthony Albanese and his leadership team,” Ms Markson said.\n\n“They claim they were urged not to sign an international letter condemning China for its national security laws to effectively annex Hong Kong.\n\n“Labor MPs say they have been told it is better to stay quiet about China rather than cause a fuss.\n\nIt is believed the meeting was organized by Shadow Foreign Minister Penny Wong who “strongly rejected” the premise that any Labor MPs were stopped from speaking out against China, according to Ms Markson.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia Surely not Penny Wong. The Left says, 'we must end institutional racism!' - ABCaustralia -- Controlled by the Left - Universities -- Controlled by the Left - Government Departments -- Controlled by the Left If institutional racism exists, it is by the Left! Leftists are the racists!
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