New South Wales state MP Shaoquett Moselmane says he is not a suspect in a police investigation into unnamed people advancing China’s goals in Australia, days after his home and office were searched by police. Photo: AP
Analysis |
High stakes as Australia tests foreign interference laws, with China in its sights
- Raids on properties connected to Beijing-friendly state MP Shaoquett Moselmane and his former staffer John Zhang have focused scrutiny on the legislation
- The outcome will either solidify allegations of Chinese interference in Australian politics, or fuel accusations of Sinophobia
New South Wales state MP Shaoquett Moselmane says he is not a suspect in a police investigation into unnamed people advancing China’s goals in Australia, days after his home and office were searched by police. Photo: AP
