Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, seen at a press conference on April 26, has accused China of interfering in the Indo-Pacific after it signed a security pact with the Solomon Islands. Photo: AAP Image via AP
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, seen at a press conference on April 26, has accused China of interfering in the Indo-Pacific after it signed a security pact with the Solomon Islands. Photo: AAP Image via AP
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Letters | Why Australia’s outcry over the China-Solomons deal is pure hypocrisy

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Updated: 11:30am, 27 Apr, 2022

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Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, seen at a press conference on April 26, has accused China of interfering in the Indo-Pacific after it signed a security pact with the Solomon Islands. Photo: AAP Image via AP
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, seen at a press conference on April 26, has accused China of interfering in the Indo-Pacific after it signed a security pact with the Solomon Islands. Photo: AAP Image via AP
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