Port Darwin

Over the Timor Sea, the headwinds were strong, and it was not until three and a half hours later that Amelia sighted the bright emerald sea on the northern coast of Australia.

They landed at Port Darwin.

Again, as it had happened before in arriving at a new country, Amelia and Fred had to be fumigated.

For the last time, they stoically submitted to the spray guns.

At Port Darwin, they unloaded their parachutes and sent them home.

Over the Pacific, a parachute would be of no use whatever.

Gracefully declining all invitations, Amelia and Fred parted for their separate rooms to turn in early for much-needed rest.

Part 3.

But if government policy, like our current government's policy, is to not offend Beijing in any way, and as the Prime Minister has told us, it's to grow the two-way trade with China as much as we can, you wouldn't do that, would you? Because after four and a half years in government...

Starting his first term saying he was going to get Darwin Port back from the Chinese lease owner to into Australian ownership, he has done nothing.

So that tells you he loves talking security up.

when there's an election campaign on, but his actual policy is to do nothing that might cause a wrinkle with Beijing.