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SYDNEY : Concern about China will impact the way four in ten Australians vote in this month's national election, according to a university survey that also found voters saw the major political parties as equally well placed to handle the relationship with Beijing. Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has put his government's hawkish stance on China at the forefront of the election campaign. But a little over a week out from the May 21 vote, his conservative Liberal Party is on the back foot, accused by the opposition Labor Party of bungling diplomacy and making Australia "less secure" after China...
