ASIO would lead a new taskforce aimed at strengthening Australia's response to the threat of foreign interferenceWhile she did not directly refer to the taskforce when asked about it, Ms Hua criticised the media commentary around allegations of Chinese interference in Australia.
"For quite some time, certain Australian media and other agencies have been hyping up the so-called China espionage cases, China infiltration stories or China interference theory," Ms Hua said.
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