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Mark Logan

Mark Logan

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Reporter, Blayney Chronicle

New South Wales

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Travel food and lifestyle

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football, association

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Total articles 1760

  • Opinion | When it comes to China, Britain must play smart, not be emotional

    By Mark Logan Verified| South China Morning Post Verified Last week, Rishi Sunak, leader of Britain’s Conservative opposition, grilled Keir Starmer during a Prime Minister’s Questions session, starting with Taiwan, sweeping through the Jimmy Lai Chee-ying case in Hong Kong and ending his interrogation on issues of Russia-China relations and intelligence. Starmer responded by setting out his government’s China policy framework: “cooperate, challenge, compete”. But a fourth C is needed to predict what a Labour-led Britain may seek out: consistency.

    By Mark Logan Verified · South China Morning Post

    Oct. 23, 2024

  • MIND YOUR BUSINESS | Reason for YBM's big move revealed and students give back

    By Mark Logan Verified, Riley Krause Verified| Blayney Chronicle Verified Sharon Lord has heard "nothing but positive feedback" since YBM moved away from its historic homestead. The accounting firm had been situated in Sale Street since the early 1970s, but with a leadership change came a desire for a fresh start. The team took one look at 126 Kite Street - formerly home to a medical practice - and knew they'd struck gold. Cally Woodhouse, Jo Kennedy and Sharon Lord inside their Kite Street office.

    By Mark Logan Verified, Riley Krause Verified · Blayney Chronicle

    Sep. 18, 2023

  • Opinion | When it comes to China, Britain must play smart, not be emotional

    By Mark Logan Verified| South China Morning Post Verified Last week, Rishi Sunak, leader of Britain’s Conservative opposition, grilled Keir Starmer during a Prime Minister’s Questions session, starting with Taiwan, sweeping through the Jimmy Lai Chee-ying case in Hong Kong and ending his interrogation on issues of Russia-China relations and intelligence. Starmer responded by setting out his government’s China policy framework: “cooperate, challenge, compete”. But a fourth C is needed to predict what a Labour-led Britain may seek out: consistency.

    By Mark Logan Verified · South China Morning Post

    Oct. 23, 2024

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Blayney Chronicle

Blayney, New South Wales, Australia