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Why Trump is best buddies with Xi Jinping now · The Front

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  Speaker 1: Today's biggest news from The Australian. I'm Christinamiot with the
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  Speaker 1: Front's afternoon headlines. Donald Trump says Chinese leader Juijinping is
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  Speaker 1: a great leader as he starts a glitzy trade road
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  Speaker 1: show in Beijing. Flanked by Elon Musk and Tim Cook.
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  Speaker 1: The US president came to power harshly criticizing what he
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  Speaker 1: called the malfeasance and misconduct of China and accusing them
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  Speaker 1: of lying about the origins of COVID nineteen. But on
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  Speaker 1: Thursday he was greeted by a guard of honor, cheering
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  Speaker 1: school children and an elaborate ceremony on the steps of
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  Speaker 1: the Great Hall of the People in Tianeman Square.
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  Speaker 2: We've had a fantastic relationship. We've gotten along. When there
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  Speaker 2: were difficulties, we worked it out. Search respect for China.
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  Speaker 2: At the job you've done. You're a great leader. I
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  Speaker 2: say it to everybody, You're a great leader. Sometimes people
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  Speaker 2: don't like me saying it, but I say it anywhere
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  Speaker 2: because it's true. I always see the truth.
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  Speaker 3: President g warned the world is quote at a crossroads
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  Speaker 3: due to accelerating transformation, and said the bilateral relationship would
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  Speaker 3: be on steady ground if Beijing's Taiwan reunification efforts weren't
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  Speaker 3: hindered by the US. American business leaders, including Tesla's Elon
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  Speaker 3: Musk and outgoing Apple CEO Tim Cook, have joined Donald
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  Speaker 3: Trump on the three day summit, where he'll attend a
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  Speaker 3: state banquet and joined trade discussions with Chinese government officials.
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  Speaker 3: The trip was originally scheduled for April, but was pushed
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  Speaker 3: back due to the Iran War. The conflict looms large
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  Speaker 3: over the meeting, with China's relationship with Iran likely to
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  Speaker 3: complicate efforts to establish closer trade ties between Washington and Beijing.
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  Speaker 3: The Australian's North Asia correspondent Yonibashan is covering all the
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  Speaker 3: action live at the Australian dot Com dot au. Police
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  Speaker 3: have alleged Anastasia Palichetse partner Reza Adib unlawfully detained a
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  Speaker 3: woman in his Gold Coast unit before allegedly raping her
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  Speaker 3: three times in documents filed in the Southport Magistrates Court.
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  Speaker 3: Police also allege Adib, who is a weight loss surgeon,
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  Speaker 3: indecently assaulted the woman, who's aged in her thirties, at
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  Speaker 3: his residence on March thirty. Adib and Palachet were together
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  Speaker 3: during her time as Queensland Premiere. He's facing six charges
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  Speaker 3: related to the alleged incident, and bail granted on May
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  Speaker 3: one was extended by the court on Thursday. He's not
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  Speaker 3: allowed to contact the alleged victim or nine other people
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  Speaker 3: while he's out on bail. Reza Adib hasn't yet been
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  Speaker 3: required to enter a plea, but his defense solicitor Dan
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  Speaker 3: Rodgers indicated he'll fight the chargers. Anthony Albanesi has sought
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  Speaker 3: to explain the government's u turn on negative gearing and
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  Speaker 3: capital gains tax by saying the government had a change
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  Speaker 3: of heart. Treasurer Jim Chalmers announced in Tuesday's federal budget
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  Speaker 3: negative gearing would be scrapped for new property investors and
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  Speaker 3: the fifty percent capital gains tax discount will be replaced
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  Speaker 3: by an inflation indexation system. But the Prime Minister said
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  Speaker 3: on Thursday it's not a broken election promise, it's what
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  Speaker 3: he called a change of position, and Albanez he said
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  Speaker 3: he's been upfront with voters about the changes, which are
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  Speaker 3: designed to help more young Australians buy homes.
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  Speaker 4: It is the right thing to do when it comes
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  Speaker 4: to the substance of the policy, and we're not prepared
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  Speaker 4: to sit back and say we know that there's an
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  Speaker 4: ongoing issue with first home buyers and with young people
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  Speaker 4: getting into housing. What we're doing is we worked out
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  Speaker 4: a way to do it that doesn't disadvantage people who've
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  Speaker 4: made existing investments. They will continue because of the grandfathering,
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  Speaker 4: but we've also found a way as well for negative
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  Speaker 4: gearing to continue. But by doing it just for new homes,
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  Speaker 4: what you do is not just assist the investor, you
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  Speaker 4: assist the nation as well.
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  Speaker 1: Our first stories live right now at the Australian dot
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  Speaker 1: com dot au and come back to the front first
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  Speaker 1: thing in the morning for a close look at the
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  Speaker 1: legal case that could have a big impact on how
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  Speaker 1: That's right here Friday morning.