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Our dependence on China is a bigger issue than COVID: Michael Chaney

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New-broom US President Joe Biden is likely to maintain his predecessor’s hardline approach to US-China relations, leaving Australia caught in the middle of a hostile relationship between its major strategic and trading partners, warns Wesfarmers chairman Michael Chaney.

Karen Moses, director of Boral and Orica, predicts President Joe Biden will help to ease the strained relationship between Australia and China. Dominc Lorrimer

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Sally Patten edits BOSS, and writes about workplace issues. She was the financial services editor and personal finance editor of the AFR, The Age and the Sydney Morning Herald. She edited business news for The Times of London. Connect with Sally on Twitter. Email Sally at spatten@afr.com
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