Australia invest $2bn on a ‘step up’ in the Pacific

Australia has announced £2bn of infrastructure funding for Pacific countries in a move that is widely being seen as a response to Chinese investment in the region.

Prime minister Scott Morrison announced the money in speech outlining a broader plan to bolster the country’s ties with the region, which he dubbed a “Pacific step-up”.

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