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The Solomons Islands' security pact with China has become an Australian election issue. Australia's Opposition is calling it the worst foreign policy failure since World War II.  It was a major point in last night's first leaders' debate, with Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Labor's Anthony Albanese going head-to-head. Australian correspondent Murray Olds told Andrew Dickens the Government is telling voters it's better at national and international security than the Opposition. “Clearly this is a big, big problem, having China sign up a deal with a country that New Zealand and Australia have poured a lot of resources into.” LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.