A ‘changed’ China creates contention between Australia and New Zealand
‘China’s outlook, both in our region and more widely, has changed’ - Marise Payne.
Julie Iles
Thu, 22 Apr 2021
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The visit of Australian Foreign Minister Marise Payne has brought the growing difference between Australia and New Zealand's discourse on China into the spotlight.
It's the first face-to-face ministerial visit in over a year, made possible by Monday's opening of quarantine-free travel between
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Julie Iles
Thu, 22 Apr 2021
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A ‘changed’ China creates contention between Australia and New Zealand
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