Australia PM and Chinese President Xi Jinping meet for the first time in Bali (pic: Twitter)

Australia PM and Chinese President Xi Jinping meet for the first time in Bali, 2022 (pic: Twitter)

Australia and China have announced a significant breakthrough in their longstanding wine tariff dispute, potentially paving the way for resumption of the two countries' unimpeded wine trade as early as next April.

Australia and China have announced a significant breakthrough in their longstanding wine tariff dispute, potentially paving the way for resumption of the two countries’ unimpeded wine trade as early as next April.

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