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Tag Archives: Australia

Lynas: Profits, politics & people

July 12, 2019

As the September dateline for the renewal of Lynas Corporation’s licence draws closer, a well-orchestrated campaign is underway to swing …

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Lynas: A betrayal of trust

June 8, 2019

Prime Minister Dr Mahathir’s recent announcement in Tokyo that “Lynas will be allowed to carry on” regardless of whether the …

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Lynas: cabinet must act now

April 4, 2019

The Lynas controversy has now dragged on for quite a few years. Fed up with BN’s lack of concern, many …

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The complicity of our friends

June 11, 2018

Corruption and the abuse of power on such a staggering scale, after all, do not  happen unless officials in other …

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“The Biggest Environmental Crime Of Our Times” ~ National Geographic

January 16, 2015

Comment: Corruption, indifference and neglect have led to massive destruction of the rainforest; its wealth plundered on an unimaginable scale, …

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GE13: Democratic nations must hold a watching brief

February 23, 2013

As Malaysia prepares to go to the polls, democratic nations must help ensure that the elections are free, fair and …

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Why do Australia’s dirty work?

May 12, 2011

Thursday May 12, 2011 Diplomatically Speaking By Dennis Ignatius The problem of asylum seekers is a serious one and Malaysia is …

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Let the nose-talkers talk and the busybodies keep busy

March 5, 2010

Over the last few weeks, Malaysia has attracted the kind of international attention that would make most diplomats cringe. First, …

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The new boat people represent failure of leadership

October 29, 2009

AN old saga with new actors. Boat people are again on the move. While the boats have been taking to …

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