'I share the same red line as the US when it comes to these issues' 9News
"Go home Scomo," the group yelled from behind a gate, clearly audible for Mr Morrison who appeared unphased as he met with Northern Territory locals on the election campaign.
Labor is continuing to blame the government for the deal Beijing signed with the Solomon Islands in the midst of the election campaign that opens the door to Chinese troops being stationed in the Pacific. "I share the same red line as the US when it comes to these issues," he said, referencing a White House statement.that if Beijing attempts to "establish a de facto permanent military presence, power-projection capabilities, or a military installation ... the United States would then have significant concerns and respond accordingly."
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