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Australia 'depends on China for economic success' | Sky News AustraliaChina’s ambassador to Australia Cheng Jingye says Australia must remember it depends on China for its economic success. \n\nMr Cheng told The Australian bilateral ties needed to be strengthened between Australia and China. \n\nHe also called for greater mutual respect and a reduction in 'prejudices and suspicions'. \n\nChina has grown into the world's second largest economy accounting for 16 per cent of the world's GDP - and is the largest trader in goods.\n\nAfter a recent Newspoll found the majority of voters favoured the US, Mr Cheng said Australia's relationship with the United States should not come at the expense of relations with China. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia India, America, Japan it is then. Bye bye China. Some Australian people are not that smart, that includes our politicians There are always alternatives mate.
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Australia should 'cooperate' with Trump administration | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Andrew Bolt says he doesn’t see why Australia shouldn't cooperate with President Trump's administration in relation to a variety of issues between the two nations. \n\nHis comments came after it was reported today that Donald Trump had asked Scott Morrison to help gather information for his Attorney General over the Russia probe into election interference. \n\n“I don’t see what the fuss is [about],” said Mr Bolt. \n\n“Australia cooperated with President Barack Obama's administration by passing on information damaging to Trump,” he said. \n\nMr Bolt questioned why Australia shouldn’t cooperate with the Trump administration, saying that the government could “explain how it got that information – information leading to such damaging fake news”. \n\n“Why would Australia not want to help clear the air?” he concluded. \n\nImage: Associated Press realDonaldTrump Absolutely, why shouldn’t we be able to involve ourselves in other countries election and security process’s at the expense of the Australian taxpayer. 🤦♂️ realDonaldTrump Andy Dolt says something idiotic. More at 10. realDonaldTrump It’s contagious. Can one of these RWNJ’s stick up for Australia and call out GeorgePapa19 for his conspiracy theories about Alexander Downer.
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Australia could withhold sensitive information from US investigation | Sky News AustraliaAustralia could withhold some information from a US investigation into what triggered the FBI's Russia inquiry despite the Prime Minister declaring he is 'ready to assist'. \n\nA senior government source told The Australian politically sensitive materials like diplomatic cables were unlikely to be turned over. \n\nThe cables are often used to describe important meetings - like former Australian high commissioner to London Alexander Downer's meeting with former Trump campaign advisor George Papadopoulos in May 2016. \n\nImage: AP Hmm, that would make me wonder whether the PM was complicit in getting rid of anti-Globalist Tony Abbott. Both Tony and Trump wouldn't sign that Climate Ponzi Scheme called the Paris Accord so .... Coups Am I stupid or something but doesn’t the FBI have a record of Downer’s ‘information’. As if the Arch Conservative Warrior is going to dob in an Arch Conservative Prince of the Liberal Party yeah right “whatever Mr President”. Never happen. chemtrails
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Littleproud, Frydenberg visit drought-ravaged Australia | Sky News AustraliaThe northern New South Wales town of Inverell will be the first stop as the Drought Minister and Treasurer prepare to visit drought-ravaged regional towns.\n\nDavid Littleproud and Josh Frydenberg will meet with local business owners and farmers on Wednesday to hear how their lives have been impacted by the dry spell. \n\nSome farmers in the region are calling for the drought to be declared a 'national disaster' and want more immediate financial relief to keep their businesses up and running.\n\nThe senior government ministers will then head to Stanthorpe and Warwick in Queensland as part of their three-day drought tour.\n\nMeanwhile, the drought is also front of mind for Labor leader Anthony Albanese, who will tour affected properties in Stanthorpe on Wednesday morning.\n\nImage: Getty
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Australia must declare 'national disaster zones' | Sky News AustraliaLabor Leader Anthony Albanese has backed farmers' calls to declare some of the country's most drought-stricken regions 'national disaster zones'. \n\nDuring a visit to drought-affected properties in Stanthorpe, Queensland's south east on Wednesday, Mr Albanese said the government needed to offer struggling farmers immediate help. \n\nMeanwhile, Drought Minister David Littleproud and Treasurer Josh Frydenberg will travel to Inverell, Warwick and Stanthorpe this week where they will meet local farmers and business owners. \n\nSome communities are demanding the drought be declared a 'national disaster' and financial relief be delivered to keep their communities up and running. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia AlboMP I want a plan on how we protect our food production areas .. not a hand out to farmers to get them through but a long term strategy on water and power management plan that makes our country towns and farm land strong. Stop just investing in major cities AlboMP No country for followers. AlboMP Thats amusing as most of inner city Leftie Loving Labor detest farming
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If Australia welcomes nuclear it must be 'reliable and affordable' | Sky News AustraliaMember for Hinkler Keith Pitt says he is “completely agnostic” when it comes to energy production but Australia must ensure it has a “reliable and affordable supply'. \n\nMr Pitt travelled to South Australia on Wednesday for an inquiry into the potential benefits and drawbacks of nuclear energy. \n\nSpeaking to Sky News on Wednesday, the Liberal National Party politician said the inquiry heard vastly differing opinions, from “people who are completely ideologically opposed to those who think we should lift the prohibition and allow the market to decide what type of energy sources are utilised”. \n\nMr Pitt said he was not pro or against nuclear because “what really matters to the people I represent is if they can afford the electricity which they use in their homes and businesses”. \n\nImage: Getty keithjpitt France has already proven that Nuclear Power is reliable and affordable. keithjpitt AEMO is Agnostic too.....
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