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Chinese-Funded Projects Raise Concerns About Biosafety and Environmental Security; Australian Communities Oppose Them.

The entry of Chinese companies into rural New South Wales, Australia, poses a threat to local biosecurity and environmental security, sparking discontent in local communities and prompting experts to warn of Beijing's expansion in Australia. According to a report on the Daily Telegraph website, in the Griffith region, a whistleblower alleges that the owners of the large Chinese-owned Gundaline Station farm plan to introduce untested genetically …
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The entry of Chinese companies into rural New South Wales, Australia, poses a threat to local biosecurity and environmental security, sparking discontent in local communities and prompting experts to warn of Beijing's expansion in Australia. According to a report on the Daily Telegraph website, in the Griffith region, a whistleblower alleges that the owners of the large Chinese-owned Gundaline Station farm plan to introduce untested genetically …

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大纪元 Epoch Times broke the news in New York, United States on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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