Issues surrounding the "Labor's China Inc" need through investigation

Comments on Glenn Milne “Labor's China Inc is starting to smell fishy”, 27/07/2009, http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,25838637-33435,00.html

This article has raised serious issues related to the “Labor’s China Inc”. The Rudd government should establish an anti-corruption commission style inquiry to clear the air, either to prove its parliamentary members are innocent, or to take actions, including possibly criminal prosecutions to rid the government off any serious corruption.

Some sequences of the facts presented in this article raises serious possibility of “inside trading” involving possibly government or commercial information before what was occurring latter on. Whether government officials were involved or not, it must be investigated.

This article and the issues it raised also put some further clouds over the affair of Mr Stern Hu’s detention by Chinese authorities. If implications of this article are true that “Labor’s China Inc”, potentially, could have been involved in improper business conduct in Australia here, then what could it happen in China? One has to wonder.