Beware the impact of hypocrisy over China
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Forget the stoush over spies. Any hit to China's investment in Australia will be due to our own hypocrisy and its erosion of trust between the two countries.
Forget the stoush over spies. Any hit to China's investment in Australia will be due to our own hypocrisy and its erosion of trust between the two countries.
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