we spoke earlier to former trade and tourism minister steven ciobo.elcome the removal of these trade impediments and we have reiterated our desire for the removal of impediments on beef and lobster. we discussed recent volatility in nickel markets and i made the point that predictability in business and trade is in all of our economic interests. we spoke earlier to former trade and tourism minister steven ciobo. there has without any doubt been a long period now of strained bilateral relationships. this visit signals in many respects a stabilisation of the relationship. note that both sides referred to stabilisation rather than normalisation, which i think in many respects contains the genesis of this. slowly slowly, perhaps, the steps towards normalisation. china proposed it would halt all australian wine tariffs, ending a three—year—long dispute. is this a sign of things to come, especially on the trade front that there is room for progress? a lot of room for progress. we've come a long way from when the former government put in place the trade agre

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we spoke earlier to former trade and tourism minister steven ciobo.re has without any doubt been a long period now of strained bilateral relationships. this visit signals in many respects a stabilisation of the relationship. note that both sides referred to stabilisation rather than normalisation, which i think in many respects contains the genesis of this. slowly perhaps the steps towards normalisation. china proposed it would halt all australian wine tariffs, ending a three—year year dispute. is this a sign of things to come, especially on the trade front that there is room for progress? a lot of room for progress. we've come a long way from when the former government put in place the trade agreement between australia and china. some backsliding that took place over a number of years. consistent with the fact that the bilateral relationship was under significant pressure. a lot of those pressures still exist today. much of china's more assertive posture in the south china sea continues. since then, we've seen australia move forward with aukus, putti

we spoke earlier to former trade and tourism minister steven ciobo.ips. this visit signals in many respects a stabilisation of the relationship.

we spoke earlier to former trade and tourism minister steven ciobo.

what we can expect from this bilateral visit, let's bring in former trade and tourism minister, steven ciobo

steven ciobo, australia's former trade and tourism minister, expects to see a stabilisation