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Exiled enemy of Beijing targets Australians
Chinese billionaire Guo Wengui says he has spent tens of millions of dollars to ascertain the number and location of mistresses and illegitimate children of high-level Chinese officials living in Australia.
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Sorry Fairfax, but News Corp is right on APC
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US A-G 'has considered resigning'
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