MELBOURNE—A group of mostly Chinese-Australians has held a rally of around 40 cars across Melbourne’s northwest to raise awareness about the influence of the Chinese Communist Party in Australia. The second rally of its type held in Melbourne this year saw citizens fit their cars with banners displaying slogans stating “Protect Australia From CCP Influence,” “Communism Puts Everyone At Risk” and “The CCP Does Not Represent The Chinese People.” The event was organised by the local branch of the Global Service Centre for Quitting the Chinese Communist Party, or Tuidang Centre. A non-profit organisation with a mission to help Chinese people “Quit the CCP,” and share information about the true nature of communism. Chinese-Australians showing these signs are open to being targetted by CCP agents in Australia, reported independent journalist, Morgan C Jonas who was at the car touring rally. “They are taking a tremendous risk to voice these concerns,” he …