Claims $776m spent on Treaty negotiations
The Victorian government has hit back at “cherry-picked analysis” that claimed it has spent more than $776 million on treaty negotiations.
The Victorian government has hit back at “cherry-picked analysis” that claimed it has spent more than $776 million on treaty negotiations.
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Anthony Albanese has been hit with an uncomfortable question on one of the most thorny topics in China.
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