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That's the sound of a live fire exercise taking place near Townsville in Queensland, Australia.
The operation is part of a wider training programme involving the Australian, American and Japanese armed forces,
which, according to US Pacific Command, is set to strengthen defence cooperation across the Indo-Pacific region.
It's a good example of how Australia's bond with one superpower, the US, ensures security.
Meanwhile, its connection with another seems to do anything but.
In recent years, China and Australia have clashed.
We will cooperate with China where we can, disagree where we must and engage in the national interest.
Over the years, concerns have grown over China's influence and military activity in and around Australia.
From allegations that politicians accepted financial support linked to Chinese interests,
to claims of covert operations by the People's Liberation Army.
And more recently, live fire exercises by the Chinese Navy close to Australian waters.
Chinese warships in Australia's EEZ, is that a serious thing?
When there are live firing exercises taking place in areas where there's...