I would like to clarify a few things about this text before translating. The phrase appears to be a news headline in Chinese. Here is the translation: Australian Immigration Minister Reaffirms No WeChat Ban, Thanks Chinese Community

"US Bans WeChat, Australia Has No Intention of Following Suit"

 Australian Immigration Minister Thanks Chinese Community for Its Pandemic Efforts

On 25 September, Alan Tudge, Australia's Federal Minister for Population, Cities and Urban Infrastructure and Acting Minister for Immigration, held an online meeting with Chinese community leaders from across Australia. He answered many questions of concern to Chinese people in Australia and expressed his thanks for the community's outstanding conduct throughout the pandemic.

"Thank you to the Chinese community for its support of and contribution to Australia.

You did an excellent job responding to the bushfires and the pandemic.

No matter which country you came from or how long you have been in Australia, our multicultural communities have stood together and helped Australia, and this reflects the success of our multiculturalism," Minister Tudge said.

"I am very grateful for the leadership the Chinese community has shown. You donated money and supplies and carefully observed the restrictions. Prime Minister Morrison once said that you were on the front line of the pandemic response,

Many people, having just returned from celebrating Chinese New Year, voluntarily self-isolated, wore protective equipment and did a great many of the right things," Minister Tudge said.

"If it were not for you,

Australia's control of the pandemic would not have been as successful as it is now."

When a community leader asked how the government would handle the recent cooling of China–Australia relations,

Minister Tudge said that in many respects China–Australia relations were "better than ever", such as at the level of economic trade and people-to-people interaction.

"We have more than 1 million Chinese people living in Australia, and trade in the first six months of this year was also 6% higher than in the same period last year. We hope this can continue."

Minister Tudge also reaffirmed that Australia will not ban WeChat.