China sees red over PM’s comment as Labor hits turbulence
Beijing has demanded to know “what right” Australia has to draw a red line in the Pacific, while a Labor campaign plane en route to Perth was forced to turn around.
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Beijing has demanded to know “what right” Australia has to draw a red line in the Pacific, while a Labor campaign plane en route to Perth was forced to turn around.
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