How ‘Aussie lobsters’ expose China’s true intentions
Beijing ramps up support for made-in-China ‘Australian lobster’ – yabbies grown in Chinese fish ponds – in a brazen campaign launched after Don Farrell failed to get relief for exporters.
Will Glasgow
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