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China’s unannounced live fire drills expose Australia’s shocking blind spot

Sky News host Peta Credlin blasts the Australian government for not increasing defence spending after signing the AUKUS deal. “Labor's insistence that military spending stay at just 2 per cent of GDP while pushing ahead with AUKUS basically means that there's about 1.75 per cent of GDP for everything else,” Ms Credlin said. “One consequence of China now having the world's largest navy, by far, in terms of its sheer numbers of ships, was the recent naval circumnavigation of Australia, with unannounced live fire exercises included. “Dozens of workers normally tasked with maintaining and upgrading our frontline F35 fighter bombers have been redeployed.”