Dear Prime Minister Rudd,
Although the White Australia Policy was abolished in 1973
but in reality it is still widely practice to this day – mainly against Chinese
citizens who are not allow to buy any property/investment without FIRB –(Foreign
Investment Review Board) approval.
Since you are not going to address our messages, we have no
choice but to publish them on the internet http://unitywaorg.blogspot.com.au
and http://twitter.com/unitypartywa
for public information.
Eddie Hwang
President
Unity Party WA
Phone/Fax: 61893681884
Environmental friendly - save the
trees - use email.
UPWA is the only political
party that calls a spade a spade.
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Dear Prime Minister,
We refer to our message below and would like to know when
you will give us a reply?
Eddie Hwang
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The Hon. Kevin Rudd
Prime Minister of Australia
Dear Prime Minister,
We refer to the speech by 'Michelle
Rowland MP below and would like to know what are you going to do
about it?
Looking forward to hearing from
you soon so that we can decide whom to vote
for.
Eddie Hwang
Foreign
investment rules 'send wrong signal', says WA Premier Colin Barnett
·
AAP -JUNE 05, 2013
AUSTRALIA'S foreign
investment rules are sending the wrong message to China, West Australian
Premier Colin Barnett says.
The Liberal leader said the United States could invest
more than $1 billion in Australia without being subject to Foreign Investment
Review Board rules, but it was different for China's state-owned enterprises.
Speaking during a trade mission in Beijing, Mr Barnett said that for investment by state-owned enterprises in China, any level of investment from $1 up goes through the FIRB process.
"I think Australia needs to correct that. That is giving the wrong signal to China, and I've no doubt, causes resentment,'' he said.
Mr Barnett is trying to drum up a major Chinese backer for the $6 billion Oakajee port project in WA's mid-west.
The project was indefinitely mothballed last year when Japan's Mitsubishi decided to "slow down'' work on the already-stalled plan, after talks with potential joint-venture partners languished.
Speaking during a trade mission in Beijing, Mr Barnett said that for investment by state-owned enterprises in China, any level of investment from $1 up goes through the FIRB process.
"I think Australia needs to correct that. That is giving the wrong signal to China, and I've no doubt, causes resentment,'' he said.
Mr Barnett is trying to drum up a major Chinese backer for the $6 billion Oakajee port project in WA's mid-west.
The project was indefinitely mothballed last year when Japan's Mitsubishi decided to "slow down'' work on the already-stalled plan, after talks with potential joint-venture partners languished.
Oakajee
was to export iron ore from the magnetite-rich region, but the low-grade
product fell out of favour with a slide in iron ore prices and wavering Chinese
demand.
GRIEVANCE DEBATE (published)
Monday, 24 June 2013 HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES 197
CHAMBER
SPEECH
Date Monday, 24 June 2013 Source House
Page 197 Proof Yes
Questioner Responder
Speaker Rowland, Michelle, MP Question No.
Australia's wellbeing depends on China
·
by: By David & Libby Koch - News Limited newspapers
·
May 10, 2012
THE Federal Budget blueprint for your
finances is that things will stay pretty much how they are now for the next 2
years despite further deterioration in Europe and a stagnant America.
Our saviour continues to be China and
the Government is confident their economic boom will keep our commodity prices
steaming ahead and our economy growing at 3.25 per cent. But if they’re wrong,
and the wheels fall off the rickshaw, the financial impact will be
devastating…………
Read more: http://www.news.com.au/money/david-and-libby-koch/australias-wellbeing-depends-on-china/story-fn7kicty-1226351790250#ixzz2aQ1pLcj8
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