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)

China's Ministry of Commerce has proposed lifting punitive tariffs imposed on the Australian wine, signalling an end of a three-year trade freeze that has upended Australia AU$1.2 billion annaul wine exports.

China’s Ministry of Commerce has proposed lifting punitive tariffs imposed on the Australian wine, signalling an end of a three-year trade freeze that has upended Australia AU$1.2 billion annaul wine exports.

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