It is often said that not a great deal was accomplished in the 35 months Malcolm Turnbull was prime minister, especially when contrasted with some of his predecessors from both sides of federal politics.
However, there is one issue where the Turnbull arguably got things mostly right; Australia’s bilateral relationship with China.
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