Chinese Vice-Premier Li Keqiang holds a bilateral meeting with the Australian Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard during his visit to Sydney on October 30, 2009. Australia and China signed five bilateral agreements covering education and training, cultural heritage, illegal logging and a commercial agreement between Telstra and ZTE Corporation of China. Getty Images logo Getty Images 1 month ago

Chinese Vice-Premier Li Keqiang holds a bilateral meeting with the Australian Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard during his visit to Sydney on October 30, 2009. Australia and China signed five bilateral agreements covering education and training, cultural heritage, illegal logging and a commercial agreement between Telstra and ZTE Corporation of China.

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  1. Australia's Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard (R) shares a joke with China's Executive Vice-Premier Li Keqiang during their bilateral meeting in Sydney October 30, 2009. China called on Friday for an urgent resolution of issues that stand in the way of a stalled Sino-Australia Free Trade Agreement (FTA), adding it was ready to allow competitive Australian imports.
  2. SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - OCTOBER 30: Australian Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard welcomes Chinese Executive Vice Premier Li Keqiang to a bilateral meeting on October 30, 2009 in Sydney, Australia. . Australia and China signed five bilateral agreements covering education and training, cultural heritage, illegal logging and a commercial agreement between Telstra and ZTE Corporation of China.

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  1. Australia's Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard (R) shares a joke with China's Executive Vice-Premier Li Keqiang during their bilateral meeting in Sydney October 30, 2009. China called on Friday for an urgent resolution of issues that stand in the way of a stalled Sino-Australia Free Trade Agreement (FTA), adding it was ready to allow competitive Australian imports.
  2. Chinese Vice-Premier Li Keqiang holds a bilateral meeting with the Australian Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard during his visit to Sydney on October 30, 2009. Australia and China signed five bilateral agreements covering education and training, cultural heritage, illegal logging and a commercial agreement between Telstra and ZTE Corporation of China.
  3. SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - OCTOBER 30: Australian Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard welcomes Chinese Executive Vice Premier Li Keqiang to a bilateral meeting on October 30, 2009 in Sydney, Australia. . Australia and China signed five bilateral agreements covering education and training, cultural heritage, illegal logging and a commercial agreement between Telstra and ZTE Corporation of China.
  4. SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - OCTOBER 30: Australian Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard welcomes Chinese Executive Vice Premier Li Keqiang to a bilateral meeting on October 30, 2009 in Sydney, Australia. . Australia and China signed five bilateral agreements covering education and training, cultural heritage, illegal logging and a commercial agreement between Telstra and ZTE Corporation of China.
  5. Australia's Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard (R) chats with China's Executive Vice-Premier Li Keqiang during their bilateral meeting in Sydney October 30, 2009. China called on Friday for an urgent resolution of issues that stand in the way of a stalled Sino-Australia Free Trade Agreement (FTA), adding it was ready to allow competitive Australian imports.
  6. SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - OCTOBER 30: Australian Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard welcomes Chinese Executive Vice Premier Li Keqiang to a bilateral meeting on October 30, 2009 in Sydney, Australia. . Australia and China signed five bilateral agreements covering education and training, cultural heritage, illegal logging and a commercial agreement between Telstra and ZTE Corporation of China.
  7. SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - OCTOBER 30: Australian Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard welcomes Chinese Executive Vice Premier Li Keqiang to a bilateral meeting on October 30, 2009 in Sydney, Australia. . Australia and China signed five bilateral agreements covering education and training, cultural heritage, illegal logging and a commercial agreement between Telstra and ZTE Corporation of China.
  8. Deputy Prime Minister of Australia, Julia Gillard (R), shares a joke with Executive Vice-Premier of China, Li Keqiang (L), during a bilateral meeting in Sydney on October 30, 2009. Australia and China signed five bilateral agreements covering education and training, cultural heritage, illegal logging and a commercial agreement between Telstra and ZTE Corporation of China.
  9. A pedestrian passes a Telstra payphone in Sydney, Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2009. The government raised pressure on Australia's largest telecommunications company Telstra Corp. to surrender its market domination by splitting its wholesale and retail businesses.
  10. Telstra chairman Catherine Livingstone mingles prior to directing her first Telstra annual general meeting in Sydney on November 4, 2009. On September 15, 2009 Australia announced shock plans to split up telecoms giant Telstra in a bid to break its market stranglehold before splashing out 37 billion USD on a national broadband network.
  11. A man looks at Telstra signage prior to the start of the Telstra annual general meeting in Sydney on November 4, 2009. On September 15, 2009 Australia announced shock plans to split up telecoms giant Telstra in a bid to break its market stranglehold before splashing out 37 billion USD on a national broadband network.
  12. Telstra signage (R) is shown prior to the start of the Telstra annual general meeting in Sydney on November 4, 2009. On September 15, 2009 Australia announced shock plans to split up telecoms giant Telstra in a bid to break its market stranglehold before splashing out 37 billion USD on a national broadband network.
  13. Telstra signage (L) is shown prior to the start of the Telstra annual general meeting in Sydney on November 4, 2009. On September 15, 2009 Australia announced shock plans to split up telecoms giant Telstra in a bid to break its market stranglehold before splashing out 37 billion USD on a national broadband network.
  14. Telstra signage (R) is shown prior to the start of the Telstra annual general meeting in Sydney on November 4, 2009. On September 15, 2009 Australia announced shock plans to split up telecoms giant Telstra in a bid to break its market stranglehold before splashing out 37 billion USD on a national broadband network.
  15. A man walks past Telstra signage prior to the start of the Telstra annual general meeting in Sydney on November 4, 2009. On September 15, 2009 Australia announced shock plans to split up telecoms giant Telstra in a bid to break its market stranglehold before splashing out 37 billion USD on a national broadband network.
  16. A man looks at Telstra signage prior to the start of the Telstra annual general meeting in Sydney on November 4, 2009. On September 15, 2009 Australia announced shock plans to split up telecoms giant Telstra in a bid to break its market stranglehold before splashing out 37 billion USD on a national broadband network.

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