SYDNEY (REUTERS) - Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said that he would not be intimidated or give into coercion when asked on Thursday (June 11) whether Australia would keep taking hits on exports from major trading partner China.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SYDNEY - Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said that he would not be intimidated or give into coercion when asked on Thursday whether Australia would keep taking hits on exports from major trading partner China.
On Tuesday, China's Ministry of Education said students should reconsider choosing to study in Australia, threatening Australia's fourth-largest export industry, international education, worth A$38 billion annually. "That's rubbish. It's a ridiculous assertion and it's rejected. That's not a statement that's been made by the Chinese leadership," Mr Morrison said in a separate interview on 3AW.
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