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China can't be allowed to destroy Australian minerals markets: US Ambassador

‘Our future national security and the health of our planet depend on them’

Nathan Richardson
Caroline Kennedy at the Lincoln Memorial, US, 2013: Credit: Joseph Sohm.

Caroline Kennedy at the Lincoln Memorial, US, 2013: Credit: Joseph Sohm.

State-owned Chinese companies in places such as Indonesia must not be allowed to "destroy vulnerable communities and the markets for Australian minerals under the guise of economic development," US Ambassador...

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