Indonesia's ambassador to Australia has denied his country is disappointed with Labor's change of heart on turning back asylum-seeker boats.
The ALP's national conference last weekend voted to keep boat turn-backs in the border protection arsenal should the party win government.
"I believe the best solution for people smuggling is to work-hand-in-hand, all the countries involved - the country of destination, the country of transit and the country of origin," Nadjib Riphat Kesoema told AAP at the Australian National University Indonesia Project 50th anniversary celebration in Canberra.
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