Julia heads to China for talks about Investment and security and now the North Korean threat as well.

English: Prime Minister of Australia Julia Gillard at a Q & A Session in Rooty Hill, New South Wales (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

An Exerpt from the Courier Mail

PRIME Minister Julia Gillard will personally raise the issue of North Korea's latest threats in discussions with China's leaders.
Ms Gillard heads off to China later this week for a six-day visit to discuss investment, trade and security matters.
Concerns over North Korea, which has issued a series of increasingly bellicose threats against South Korea and the United States in recent days, will also be discussed.
Ms Gillard welcomed the fact that China was enforcing UN sanctions against North Korea.
"But of course this threat to peace and stability in our region will be the subject of discussions that I will do personally," she told ABC TV on Wednesday.
The prime minister said she was taking the "most high-powered delegation" to China that Australia had ever sent.
Foreign Minister Bob Carr and Trade Minister Craig Emerson are among those in the delegation.

Australia already has in place significant sanctions on North Korea and is considering imposing more stringent measures.

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