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Conflict in the South China Sea threatens 90% of Australia's fuel imports: study

  • Written by: Richard Oloruntoba, Associate Professor of Supply Chain Management, Curtin University
Conflict in the South China Sea threatens 90% of Australia's fuel imports: studyshutterstock

China’s sabre-rattling around Taiwan underlines the need for Australia to be prepared for conflict in the South China Sea.

With its growing navy and air force, and the bases it has built throughout the area, China is increasingly capable of disrupting shipping lanes crucial to Australia’s exports and imports.

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