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Relations between Australia and China have never been worse in modern times. We go behind the headlines and explore what the head of Australia’s Dept of Foreign Affairs thinks – China may be overplaying its hand.
Also this week:
- Donald Trump speaks – a balanced summary of where things are at in the US election craziness
- The Australian economy turns around – a little bit
- Covid in Europe and the UK – one of the most entertaining speeches from Westminster this week
- Alexandra Marshall scolds Australia’s not-so-conservative conservatives
Links mentioned on this week’s show:
- National Security Podcast, Frances Adamson — Secretary of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
- The full Trump speech
- Fired director of U.S. cyber agency Chris Krebs explains why he says vote was “most secure in America” on CBS 60 Minutes
- The “alien” monolith pic
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Damian Coory has spent 13 years as a senior radio and television journalist with the ABC, Network Ten, 3AW Melbourne, and 4BC Brisbane. Damian was News Director at Brisbane’s Triple M in the early 90s. Most recently he has 20 years’ experience in corporate public relations in Asia Pacific, specialising in executive communications skills training and coaching, issues management and crisis communications. He holds an MBA from Australia’s leading business school.
