Australia removes Chinese-made cameras from politicians' offices

Australia removes dozens of Chinese-made cameras from politicians’ offices

Australian officials said Tuesday dozens of Chinese-made security cameras would be ripped out of politicians’ offices, days after the country’s defense

Removal of Chinese-made surveillance systems from MPs offices underway

The removal of Chinese-made security cameras and intercom systems from the electorate offices of federal politicians over security concerns has begun.

Australia to remove Chinese surveillance cameras from government sites

The decision was announced last week by the Minister of Defense, Richard Charles, who explained that he wanted to strengthen the security of strategic buildings.

Chinese-made security cameras removed from 88 politicians’ offices

An audit of government departments led by Liberal Senator James Paterson last week revealed that at least 913 Chinese-made devices were installed at government departments across the country.

Australia Strips Chinese-Made Cameras from Politicians' Offices

Australian officials are stripping dozens of Chinese-made surveillance cameras from politicians' offices to ensure they are “secure.”

Australia Removes 'Made in China' Cameras From Politicians' Offices After US and Britain Stopped Installing Chinese-Made Cameras at Sensitive Sites | 🌎 LatestLY

A similar move has been made in the United States and Britain, which have taken measures to stop government departments installing Chinese-made cameras at sensitive sites. 🌎 Australia Removes 'Made in China' Cameras From Politicians' Offices After US and Britain Stopped Installing Chinese-Made Cameras at Sensitive Sites.