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This edit's edit summary says: "source does not indicate any controversy - it's a tabloid story with a defensive (and later sacked for this kind of stuff) minister, but no-one criticising the decision."

The headline of one of our references, says, "Aussies ship to be built in Vietnam in major contract blow". So, why shouldn't the characterization that this "major contract blow", to the Australian shipbuilding industry, be considered a sign of controversy? Geo Swan ( talk) 19:44, 25 April 2017 (UTC) reply