The Victorian Premier has told Chinese state-owned media that 'good friends can disagree, but true friends don't disrespect' in a strange interview with Chinese state-owned media.
“The Chinese story is absolutely essential to the Victorian story for more than 150 years,” he told Hong-Kong based Phoenix TV.
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