It has been a few years since a minister from Australia has been anywhere near China. At least they are letting her into the country which is a long way ahead of where we were under the last government.
Up until now China has had a near monopoly on battery chemical refining. Australia had little choice on where our ore could go for processing.
The rest of the world is fighting back as they realise that China’s dominance leaves them vulnerable..
With the emergence of the US, EU and Asia Pacific nations, China won’t have it all their own way for much longer.
In that scenario, they need to treat the countries that they rely on for product, better than they have been.
Penny Wong being allowed into China for talks, is a step in the right direction.
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