Australia's landmark laws stem meddling but raise China's ire
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Jonathan Pearlman For The Straits Times In Sydney, Jonathan Pearlman
Last October, residents of a quiet street in a leafy suburb in Melbourne were surprised to see police cars pulling up at an unassuming residence as officers launched an extensive raid.
The operation was followed by the arrest of Mr Di Sanh Duong, an active member of the city's Chinese community.
