under the leadership of the ruling Coalition formed by the Australian Liberal Party and the National Party, will continue to have uncertain prospects," the editorial read.
"According to the statements made by the Australian media and some Labor Party politicians before the election, it seemed that if the Labor Party wins the election, the party will bring some positive changes to the China-Australia relations.
Former Labor leader Bill Shorten said he disagreed with Mr Keating's comments, however, Labor frontbencher Anthony Albanese — who has tossed his hat in the ring for the Labor leadership after Mr Shorten's resignation — said Mr Keating's comments reflected broader concerns about attitudes towards China and said Australia needed to be careful not to be"xenophobic when it comes to China and the role of China in the region".
Dictatorships are always shocked and confused by elections
At least Australia actually has a democracy.
Just goes to prove that every dark cloud has a silver lining
China is so progressive after all. ABC still clueless and out of touch.
Don't enjoy saying disrespectful things about a senior ex-PM, but Paul Keating has proven himself to now be senile level insane saying we should be dumping folks in ASIO etc. Keating shouldn't on mainstream media again We might have some dumb people in gov but this is ridiculous
Chinese govt should stop buying the lies from the left. Liberals will govern from the middle. As it always does.
All that money they funneled to the ALP is wasted.
This is one of the few good things to come out the LNP's victory. China doesn't want us as their ally, they want us as their vassal.
China bought a port of us in northern Australia.......got a feeling they will be spending Billions for decades to come. Exports with China look good.
Who cares!
defundtheabc
The article makes no mention of China as a militaristic dictatorship who violates human rights as a cause for the downturn in relations.
The hypocrisy of the Chinese government! At least in Australia they have democratic elections. Australians don`t like the Chinese dictatorial communist state where everyone is under surveillance.
Will somebody tell that clown Albo that Australians don't have an issue with people of Chinese heritage, they just don't like communist dictatorships of any form, and particularly those who try to interfere in our democracy. His xenophobia line is an act of stupidity & or deceit.
I hope China stops buying Australian coal.
China needs to just stop buying our coal.
Their pets Penny Wong Sam D and Julia Bishop (Hauwei) couldn’t pull it off. 😂
And so it begins .. this is going to be fun
China wants Australia to be WEAK AND DEVIDED, sorry not this time my friends
The sooner we STOP CARING what China thinks the better
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