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China has signalled a possible reset of the investment and trade relationship with Australia. "We have had a good start, ever since the new Labor government came into power, but it's only a good start," Xiao Qian, China's ambassador to Australia, said on Wednesday. It is "imperative" for China and Australia to resolve their differences, with the global economy facing high inflation, a weak recovery and tight supply chains, he said in an address to the National Press Club. Recent face-to-face ministerial meetings had helped, Mr Xiao said. China has restricted imports of coal, wine, beef, cotton and seafood in...
