Australia news live: Wong heads to Japan, China and South Korea to secure fuel supply; new ADF armoured vehicles ordered
Australia's Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong is traveling to Japan, China, and South Korea to strengthen the nation's fuel and energy supply chains. This diplomatic mission aims to secure vital resources for Australia.

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AI-generatedAustralia's Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong is traveling to Japan, China, and South Korea to strengthen the nation's fuel and energy supply chains. This diplomatic mission aims to secure vital resources for Australia. In other news, Defence Minister Richard Marles condemned booing at Anzac Day dawn services as "disgraceful," emphasizing the importance of respecting Indigenous Australians and their service. He stated that "Welcome to Country" ceremonies are a respectful practice that aligns with the spirit of Anzac Day. Additionally, new armoured vehicles have been ordered for the Australian Defence Force.
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3 extractedIndigenous Australians who served in the defence force deserve respect.
Booing at Anzac Day services is a 'disgraceful' display of disrespect.
Australia will secure its fuel supply chains through diplomatic efforts with Japan, China and South Korea.