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The Defence Minister, Stephen Smith, was quick to play down suggestions yesterday that American military...
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Sam Roggeveen, editor of the Lowy Institute’s blog The Interpreter, recently suggested that coming to...
Foreign Minister Bob Carr will no doubt be glad to see the end of his...
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The Defence Minister, Stephen Smith, was quick to play down suggestions yesterday that American military...