Chinese firm Landbridge set to be stripped of its controversial lease of the Port of Darwin

The Coalition will use its first major national security policy of the election campaign to announce that in government it would seize control of the port if required.

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Chinese firm Landbridge set to be stripped of its controversial lease of the Port of Darwin

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