Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has flagged the Pacific Islands Forum will respond to the Chinese missile test.Follow all the updates in our live blog. The opposition leader has been asked if Communications Minister Anika Wells should come back from leave due to the Telstra outage.Angus Taylor says "absolutely" and that the issue "certainly warrants the government fronting up".The opposition leader has questioned whether there is any connection to the Chinese missile launch and Telstra outage."There's many questions Australians are asking But my government has a strong record of supporting people, one, having control over things that they have created and secondly, if things are being used, being paid for, it being properly compensated for."The PM has been asked whether he would encourage the Pacific leaders he'll be talking to in Brisbane today to speak up on China's missile test.Anthony Albanese has also been asked if there is anything to suggest that the Telstra outage has anything to do with malicious activity.On Telstra, the prime minister says the outage is "deeply concerning" and that there is no indication at this stage there is malicious activity."This is deeply concerning and it's very disruptive to people's lives throughout the country," Albanese says."What Telstra have indicated to the government is that they don't see this as ..