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Fears are growing about how the Thai military will respond to a protest movement calling for major political reform.
Independent media outlet New Naratif says when transparency and accountability go, governance and democracy go too.
Before we clutch our pearls about the Chinese, remember we've been doing all that and worse for a long time.
The blame China carousel keeps on spinning, and neither News Corp nor the government are showing any sign of wanting to get off.
Inspired by Hong Kong, protesters have marched in Thailand, hoping for major reforms under the country's military junta.
The government has made the right call in dumping its extradition treaty with Hong Kong and allowing students and temporary workers to stay. But is it genuinely concerned about human rights, or just about picking up "talent"?
It's perfectly legal to undertake foreign government 'training courses'. Just don't keep it a secret.
There could be no better time than now to open our doors to Hong Kong people eager to flee the monstrous Beijing regime.
Journalists need to do their homework before drawing links between Beijing's United Front efforts and the work of community groups run by Chinese Australians.
Australian citizens are increasingly at risk in the escalating diplomatic fight between Canberra and Beijing.
