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china has been saying, - you know, this might be a time for us to turn the chapter. we might be able to after the election. . ideally with a new prime minister? yeah, we re open to starting to. you know, and i wonder whether this has something to do with the fact - that china and australia are such key trading partners. you know, the chinese economy is really hurting right now. - yeah. are they really starting to think, actually, you know, this- has gone a bit too far. presumably, all those covid lockdowns must have hit as much as people in the west complain about supplies from china not getting through, the reality is at home, it must ve been really painful. absolutely. new economic figures out this week really showed, you know, retail sales way down, - exports way down, so it s really quite a shocking time - for the chinese economy, so maybe that ll affect. relations with australia. and the sorry the chinese social relations as well. i mean, the chinese are the ide
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