Albanese receives no clarity from China on military expansion or east coast aggression
'We really didn't achieve any acknowledgement from the Chinese, as it relates to things that concern us,' Mr Langford told Sky News host Peta Credlin.
'Some of the maritime aggression we saw off the east coast some months ago, we haven't had a clear explanation on the purpose around military expansion in the way we are seeing.
'The period we are moving into now demands more Australian statecraft, demands more expertise and more real agility into how we manage our economic and security relationships.'
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