澳大利亚总理与新西兰总理会谈，都提及“中国重要”

Group 1 - The core discussion between Australian Prime Minister Albanese and New Zealand Prime Minister Luxon focused on geopolitical tensions, trade agreements, and security issues in the Pacific region [1][3] - Both leaders agreed to strengthen defense relations, with Luxon expressing a desire for a unified ANZAC military force [3] - The leaders condemned Israel's actions in Gaza, stating that any escalation could violate international law and worsen the humanitarian crisis [3] Group 2 - The presence of China in the Pacific was a key topic, with both leaders acknowledging the importance of managing great power competition and emphasizing the need for continued dialogue between the US and China [4] - Albanese highlighted the necessity of promoting free and fair trade amidst global uncertainties, recognizing China's significant role in international affairs [3][4] - The joint statement reaffirmed the commitment to collaborate with Pacific Island leaders, particularly through the Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) [4]