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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has joined his Five Eyes allies in condemning Russian cyber attacks. (AAP) Source: AAP

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull says Australia will not tolerate any illegal conduct from Russia. Mr Turnbull made the comments to the leaders of Britain, Canada and New Zealand at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in London. Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull says Australia has a strong relationship with China, despite reports trade between the two nations could be under threat. China's ambassador to Australia has toldThe Australian newspaper that if growing distrust continues, the bilateral trade relationship will be damaged. Trade unions say a $50 per week rise in the minimum wage will create as many as 57,000 new jobs in the first year after its introdcution. The Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) has made a reply submission to the Fair Work Commission's annual wage review.


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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull says Australia will not tolerate any illegal conduct from Russia. Mr Turnbull made the comments to the leaders of Britain, Canada and New Zealand at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in London. Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull says Australia has a strong relationship with China, despite reports trade between the two nations could be under threat. China's ambassador to Australia has toldThe Australian newspaper that if growing distrust continues, the bilateral trade relationship will be damaged. Trade unions say a $50 per week rise in the minimum wage will create as many as 57,000 new jobs in the first year after its introdcution. The Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) has made a reply submission to the Fair Work Commission's annual wage review.



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