INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
When Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese arrives in China next week for his second official visit, he will have more than the typical
diplomatic niceties to discuss with President Xi Jinping.
A major task on Albanese’s agenda, besides routine topics like trade, will be to
explain his country’s stance on Chinese investment – in particular, addressing the controversy over the ownership and potential
government-influenced sale of the Darwin Port – the Post has learned from sources with...
