Ganesh Sahathevan

 by Ganesh Sahathevan  Diggers confirmed dead in 'green on blue' attack The Guardian has reported:  Justice Anthony Besanko (of the Federal Court , Australia)  found that,  on the balance of probabilities , Roberts-Smith, Australia’s most decorated living soldier, kicked a handcuffed prisoner off a cliff in Darwan (Afghanistan)  in 2012 before ordering a subordinate Australian soldier to shoot the injured man dead. The finding was part of a decision in  a defamation matter. However , it should be noted Australian courts have applied something closer to  the higher criminal standard in white collar crimel cases.  Additionally, the same Federal Court has held in a previous defamation matter that the plaintiff had been defamed because the publisher concerned had failed to draw a distinction between   "foreign interference" and "spying". To Be Read With  In a China related matter Federal Court Australia  makes distin...

 by Ganesh Sahathevan                                                                                                                   NSW Premier Chris Minns The Daily Telegraph reported on 10 September 2016:  Kogarah MP Chris Minns said his electorate office received a $2000 cheque from Minshen Zhu’s  Top Education group  in the lead up to the state election last year. But he said the cheque was not accompanied by one of Labor’s “prohibited donor declaration forms”, which the party made every sponsor sign to state that they were a legal political donor. Mr Minns said after the form did arrive several months later his staff sought further advice from the Labor Party’s Sussex St he...

 by Ganesh Sahathevan                                                                                           Mick Fuller and his premier, Gladys Berejiklian The former NSW Police Commissioner Mick Fuller said in his notice to returning air travellers that Revenue NSW " will be charging a mandatory quarantine fee"  for their hotel quarantine.  On the other hand,  former NSW Ministers  Hazzard and Tudehope  have insisted that the  quarantine fees are being  charged by  Sydney Local Health District, pursuant to the NSW Health Services Act (HSA).  Tudehope did however insist that the fee included police and Army security (which are not provided for in the HSA)  The HSA does not confer Revenue NSW with powers...

 by Ganesh Sahathevan  In a letter sent this writer in October 2019 the NSW Legal Profession Admission Board's then Executive Officer,Louise Pritchard acting under the authority of Chairman Tom Bathurst, Chief Justice NSW, said: Being  a letter sent under the authority of the   Chief Justice, the letter was given  much careful consideration after which the  the following obvious response was provided:  The licence number on the character reference is that of the referee, sighted by the authorised witness,Mr (name deleted). The certified copy of the driver's license (number deleted ) is indeed my own, and provided as I understand the rules of application require. Ms Pritchard remained silent for a very long time, and it was only after a number of request for a response to determine if further clarification was needed, that an unsigned response was provided to say: You have answered the question satisfactorily (paraphrase). The above was clearly an...

by Ganesh Sahathevan  Mark Speakman's Electoral  Office has asked, in fact demanded ,that his business with the Communist Party China linked Zhu Minshen and his Top Education Group, and possibly other Asian businessmen,  be referred to his successor, ALP AG NSW Michael Daley. That response was emailed this writer in response to the posts below on Twitter and on this blog which were sent Speakman's office. Speakman had refused to answer any querie  while he was Attorney General, so these issues remain unresolved.  While he seeks to be Leader Of The Opposition his business with Zhu Minshen remains a mystery. Speakman remains silent in the face of  ongoing, publicly  known issues such  as this: https://twitter.com/ GSahathevan/status/ 1640724462525100036 Equally troubling is the fact that his officers and he chose , despite information, to discredit this writer's work investigating some of South East Asia's best known crooks, who also have investment...