Chinese Premier Li Qiang to meet with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese

Landing in Adelaide Mr Li was greeted by Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong and South Australia's Premier Peter Malinauskas. His visit could be an encouraging sign that trade tensions with Beijing could be easing.  He's the most senior Chinese official to visit Australia in over seven years. Mr Li will travel to Canberra to meet Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and end his trip in Perth. Labor hopes the visit could see more trade restrictions being lifted. The Coalition welcomes the trip but says the Prime Minister must take the opportunity to advocate for Australia's needs.