What Trump's Twitter diplomacy means for Australia and China

By Kirsty Needham, Philip Wen
Updated December 24 2016 - 12:08pm, first published 12:00am
Do global clouds loom for international trade? Brokenwood Wines winemaker Iain Riggs and viticulturist Kieth Barry in the vineyard. Australian wine exports to China leapt 50 per cent this year. Photo: Peter Stoop
Do global clouds loom for international trade? Brokenwood Wines winemaker Iain Riggs and viticulturist Kieth Barry in the vineyard. Australian wine exports to China leapt 50 per cent this year. Photo: Peter Stoop
Chinese President Xi Jinping (right) shakes hands with Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to the G20 Summit in September 2016. Photo: Lintao Zhang
Chinese President Xi Jinping (right) shakes hands with Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to the G20 Summit in September 2016. Photo: Lintao Zhang

In 2017 the Turnbull government delivers its first foreign policy white paper in more than a decade into a geopolitical landscape of extraordinary unpredictability.

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