Malaysian-born former dolphin trainer wins Tangney MP seat in Australia polls


PETALING JAYA: Malaysian-born Sam Lim, 60, pulled a surprise win for the Australian Labour Party for the seat of Tangney on Sunday (May 22).

Lim beat Ben Morton, who was an adviser to outgoing Australian prime minister Scott Morison, Australian news sites reported.

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