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Why China's ambassador is talking up Beijing's future relationship with Australia

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Diplomatic ties are back on the right track – that's the message from China's ambassador to Australia. Xiao Qian spoke at an event in Canberra, marking the 10th anniversary of the Australia-China comprehensive strategic partnership. It comes as Labor's signature housing policy cleared the Senate after gaining the Greens' support.
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