In a message to voters about the importance of his China visit, the PM pointed to the Australian exporters at a trade fair to emphasise the gains from his visit.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is assuring voters he can deliver stronger economic growth from crucial talks in China to mend ties with Australia’s biggest trading partner, saying he has formed a “positive and respectful” relationship with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
“I’m convinced that we’re building a relationship that’s constructive – one where we’re able to talk with each other directly,” he said of his dealings with Xi. “He has never said anything to me that has not been done, and that’s a positive way that you have to start off dealing with people. Flanked by Foreign Minister Penny Wong, the prime minister toured the temple grounds with the Chinese ambassador to Australia, Xiao Qian.
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