Australia is moving to repair ties with China ahead of Anthony Albanese’s trip to Beijing, ruling out cancelling a Chinese company’s lease over the strategically important Port of Darwin.
The Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet said the review had found that there was “a robust regulatory system in place to manage risks to critical infrastructure, including the Port of Darwin”.
These products – including wind towers – are part of a World Trade Organization dispute dating back to 2021, after Australia launched twin challenges against barley and wine tariffs.
In a report published quietly on its website this week, the commission said it “proposes to recommend that the measures on wind towers exported to Australia from China expire on 16 April 2024”.
They deserve answers as to why the PM’s previous concern about this issue has now evaporated.”The NT’s then Country Liberal party government granted a 99-year lease over the Port of Darwin to Landbridge Group in 2015.
Albanese will first travel to the United States next week in a trip expected to be dominated by implementing Aukus, along with exchanging views on China and the Indo-Pacific, the Middle East and clean energy.
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Australia is moving to repair ties with China ahead of Anthony Albanese’s trip to Beijing, ruling out cancelling a Chinese company’s lease over the strategically important Port of Darwin.
The Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet said the review had found that there was “a robust regulatory system in place to manage risks to critical infrastructure, including the Port of Darwin”.
These products – including wind towers – are part of a World Trade Organization dispute dating back to 2021, after Australia launched twin challenges against barley and wine tariffs.
In a report published quietly on its website this week, the commission said it “proposes to recommend that the measures on wind towers exported to Australia from China expire on 16 April 2024”.
They deserve answers as to why the PM’s previous concern about this issue has now evaporated.”The NT’s then Country Liberal party government granted a 99-year lease over the Port of Darwin to Landbridge Group in 2015.
Albanese will first travel to the United States next week in a trip expected to be dominated by implementing Aukus, along with exchanging views on China and the Indo-Pacific, the Middle East and clean energy.
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