PM faces scrutiny over billionaire's son dinner

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese attended an exclusive dinner at a $40 million Sydney harbourside home owned by the son of a Chinese billionaire who is accused of funnelling money from China into Australian bank accounts and is subject to a tax office security claim. The Australian Financial Review reported that a $1 million donation to the Labor Party was promised at the dinner, prompting criticism from Senator David Pocock about cash for access to government. Social Services Minister Tanya Plibersek defended the attendance while highlighting new electoral donation disclosure laws starting 1 January that will cap individual donations at $50,000 and require real-time disclosure.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.