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PM Turnbull has dismissed any suggestion his government is anti-Chinese as outrageous.

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has dismissed any suggestion his government is anti-Chinese as outrageous
Voters divided on whether Malcolm Turnbull should continue as Prime Minister, YouGov-Fifty Acres poll shows Source: AFP

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By Madhura Seneviratne



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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has dismissed any suggestion his government is anti-Chinese as outrageous.

The People's Daily newspaper in China has accused Australia's media of slandering Chinese who live and study in Australia and Beijing has lodged a complaint over Mr Turnbull's comments on Chinese influence.

But Mr Turnbull has told the A-B-C's Q and A program his government doesn't hold a prejudice against China.

But campaigning for the by-election in the Sydney seat of Bennelong, Labor candidate Kristina Keneally said voters are already expressing concern about the government's comments on China.


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