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Why anti-vaxxers weaponised the death of Jock Zonfrillo

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By Kaz Ross
| The New Daily Verified
Over the course of the pandemic we saw a sudden and dramatic rise in new political movements. Anti-lockdown protesters joined anti-vaxxers to regularly march in capital cities. Week after week, people met on the streets, shared their “research” online trying to make sense of what was happening in the world. Thousands of people converged on Canberra for weeks in 2022. The doors of old Parliament House were set on fire. Sovereign citizens challenged police enforcing road rules and clogged the courts.
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France-Australia: Moving beyond AUKUS

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By Eglantine Staunton, Natasha Kassam, Kaz Ross
| The Lowy Institute
The announcement of the trilateral security partnership between the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia (commonly referred as AUKUS) in September last year put an end to the $90 billion Attack class submarine program negotiated by France and Australia in 2016 and, in the process, began one of the most heated diplomatic crises between the two countries.
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China and the Australian far right

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By Kaz Ross, Euan Graham, Vu Lam, Rachel Nunn
| The Lowy Institute
Since the start of the pandemic, China and the ruling Chinese Communist Party (CCP) have become a key rallying point for a diverse array of political groups. This includes the Australian far right, which has seized on new opportunities related to China to radicalise and recruit throughout 2020. In Australia, the impact of a developing trade war along with government concerns over foreign interference have fueled an atmosphere of suspicion and even hostility.
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