China-Australia Relations

An Australian journalist detained for 3 years by the Chinese regime doesn't want others to endure her plight.

Albanese has been questioned on whether he raised the sonar incident directly with CCP leader Xi Jinping during the recent APEC meeting.

More worrying is the refusal by the Australian PM to reveal whether he raised the matter during his recent meeting with Xi.

Three years ago, Beijing’s leadership decided to teach Australia a lesson—now it has come back to bite them.

Questions were raised on whether the Prime Minister addressed a critical incident involving two Australian navy divers injured by a Chinese warship.

When Alan Tudge collaborated with businessman Di Sanh Duong on a $37,000 hospital donation, he wasn't aware of Duong's alleged links to the CCP's United Front.

Beijing has accused Australia of 'making trouble.'

'The consequences of these events are that they do damage to the relationship,' Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said.

'What we continue to see from the prime minister and his Labor government is a lack of leadership and a lack of action,' said Liberal MP Andrew Hastie.

'This is incredibly risky, inappropriate behaviour, and frankly, not the act of a friend,' said Shadow Home Affairs Minister.