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The Prime Minister hits back at criticism he failed to stand up for Australia over Chinese attack

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The Prime Minister has confirmed a Chinese sonar attack on Australian military divers has been raised with Beijing at the highest levels. The federal government first confirmed the incident on Saturday, but the Prime Minister has only addressed it today.
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