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Chinese premier's Australian trip wraps up in WA

Published 18 June 2024, 8:24 am
The Chinese premier's four-day tour of Australia has wrapped up with Anthony Albanese and Li Qiang meeting business leaders in the mineral-rich state of Western Australia. While both leaders are praising a new chapter in the Australia-China relationship, the rare visit hasn't come without incident. The prime minister says the Australian government has expressed its concern with China's embassy yesterday after Chinese officials attempted to block cameras from filming Australian journalist Cheng Lei.
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