by ‘Nola’ a Victoria Government media adviser
What an absolute load of rubbish. Whilst you are referring to Dan Andrews and China, why not tell the entire story – why are you trying to undermine a Labor Premier? That entire article about DA and Fox is so obviously lies, but here do some more on the China aspect.
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Who signed the Australia China Free Trade Agreement? Who leased the Darwin Port? In 2015, the Liberals agreed to lease the Port of Darwin to Chinese company, Landbridge, which says it was part of Belt & Road. It was the wrong call. During this time, Frydenberg was Minister for Northern Australia, Morrison was Treasurer and Andrew Robb was part of photo op and then took a job with China. “The Victorian agreements certainly pale in importance compared with the deal the Northern Territory government did a few years ago to lease the Port of Darwin to a Chinese company. “
Premier Dan Andrews (below) signs up to the Belt and Road thus creating a rogue China state. Nola says the Liberals and other Labor States are bigger China sycophants than Dan. We couldn’t agree more. Editor
And you might want to check out the NSW Strategy?
https://www.business.nsw.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0020/253190/NSW-China-Strategy.pdf
or this https://www.business.nsw.gov.au/export-from-nsw/export-opportunities/international-markets/china
or this; “Aug 27, 2020 — Of the agreements found on public record there are 19 by the NSW government, 31 by Queensland, 29 are with South Australian authorities …”
Australia’s biggest and oldest farm sold to China, and sale approved by none other than Scotty from Marketing.
The federal government also signed this in 2017. The Victorian document was negotiated by the previous Liberal government and Labor signed it only a couple of weeks after taking office.
In 2018 Simon Birmingham declared “we welcome the fact that Victoria has shown their enthusiasm and initiative. The Australian Government welcomes the fact that through the Belt and Road Initiative China invest more across our region.”
Back in 2019 Scott Morrison had this to say about the Belt and Road Initiative, “We would be mugs to not accept the Belt and Road Initiative with China – mugs!”
And Abbott welcomed PowerChina’s investment into The Australian market after it signed a MOU with Victoria. He said, “ They are looking to invest in infrastructure in Victoria and obviously the East West Link offers them a very big opportunity in the months and years ahead.”
Denis Napthine was also pleased that PowerChina was looking at bidding on stage two of the East West Road Project, the Melbourne Metro rail tunnel and the Port of Hasting.
Of course, the Turnbull Government refused to release the agreement it had signed with China that detailed the terms of the Belt and Road Infrastructure Initiative saying China did not want the details of the agreement released to the public.
This occurred after Federal Government Trade Minister Steve Ciobo signed the memorandum of understanding, agreeing to cooperate with China building Bridges, Roads and dams in Australia.
Then a hawkish Scott Morrison in 2021, tears up two Belt and Road Initiative agreements between Victoria and China.
Why? Because Victoria has a Labor government. Morrison is all about politics, nothing else.
Editor: Cairns News has already published much of Liberal and Labor’s China escapades mentioned above.
Nola should read Cairns News more often. Why not ring Dan at his parents Mansfield property ask him to send a selfie mug shot next to Monday’s Age newspaper. No more photoshop please.
Our Mansfield correspondent advises she has another article ready to go. Watch this space.
We the constituents of Victoria need to know how Dan Andrews came to fall down the stairs?
The “wet slippery stairs” sounded Suspicious when we Victorians were told.
Greta. Thank you for this one! Hoffman would be pleased. Still haven’t seen all the numbers line up for 911 yet. I hope Anderson takes it on.
I,M wonderin if sampan dan china,s man realised those stairs he ALLEDGEDLY fell down were in fact computer controlled Kungfu KICKING stairs ? Just asking
Must Watch Australia’s involvement in MH 370 disappearance
Some Big Jewish corporation in the United States, probably Blackrock owns the Commonwealth of Australia and its governments. Why do people carry on about China?
Agree with the article and cairnsnews. People do not seem to realize that when they said ” We are all in this together” they were talking about them, the leaders of all political parties, right or left or middle, the Oligarchs, the Elitists, the Technocrats, the rich Hollywood actors, the top musos, the ultra rich MSM owners. They were not talking about the rest of us, the catechumen.
Good comment Gaz but I always have to spend ages removing all the glyphs from your copy. How do they occur? What program are you using? Ed
Eric Butler had their numbers, Fabians all.
My Economic genocide video (from 2017) has a degree of relevance to this article, in that it represents the actual economic genocide being perpetrated by both major parties.Many of these issues are contained in my ATO Analysis document, which saw me interviewed by Leon Pittard, on his Fair Dinkum radio show, some years back.In regard to the power company debt, I heard a short time later that the ATO settled for some $80 million.If their estimate of the tax bill was correct, then something is amiss. In regard to the second attachment: yes, small businesses do go broke, regularly, but not 100,000 of them ina year or more (or less?) surely. Gary
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Power companies owe ATO $750m inunpaid taxes: 28 June 2013, 5:14 AM
http://www.businessspectator.com.au/news/2013/6/28/tax/power-companies-owe-750munpaid-taxes-ato
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has accused two HongKong-based firms that jointly own Australian electricity distribution networksof failing to pay more than $750 million in taxes, according to The AustralianFinancial Review.
The two firms, Cheung Kong Infrastructure and Power AssetHoldings, own 51 per cent of networks in South Australiaand Victoriaand have been accused of failing to paytaxes going back to 1999.
The ATO lodged documents in Federal Court in Melbourne accusing Cheung Kong of owing$372,380,301 in taxes, penalties and interest, while Power Asset Holdings hasbeen accused of owing $387,425,569 in unpaid taxes, penalties and interest.
The remainder of both electricity distribution networks are ownedby ASX-listed Spark
Infrastructure, which earlier this year disclosed tax disputeswith the ATO over SA Power Networks and Victoria Power Networks.
The SA Power Networks dispute involves rent instalments under landlease, labour and motor vehicle costs, among other issues, while the VictoriaPower Networks dispute revolves around tax assessments for 2006 and 2007, the AFR added.
Economic Genocide In Australia?
Comrade Dan has gone remarkedly quitetof late. Why should he be picking up his salary from Victoria and not doing anything to earn it, please have Dan tell us why?
The last paragraph,…of your blast,..did, Catch my attention !!!! Couple of mates are trying to track silly old dan down,…the race is on !
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We’ve had at least 6 decades of betrayal from most politicians. Note, some may have actioned & carried out the dastardly deeds, but any that knowingly stand by and let it happen, without doing anything to stop it, or bring it to the attention of the people, or seek remedy like Rod Culleton did, then they are in the same boat.