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ADF chief rejects China's spying claim

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Australia's defence chief has publicly responded to Beijing's accusation that a helicopter involved in a mid-air incident with a Chinese jet was spying. General Angus Campbell says the helicopter crew acted in a 'correct and disciplined' fashion, and the actions of China were unsafe and unacceptable.
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