Australia won’t follow US, other nations in banning Chinese cars from military sites
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Australia won’t follow US, other nations in banning Chinese cars from military sites
The US has specifically banned BYD vehicles from one of its air bases, the latest in a series of bans on Chinese vehicles at sensitive locations, but Australia hasn't announced plans to impose bans…
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