Professor Burchill on the views that define the pro-US outlook of Defence Minister Richard Marles @boganintel

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“There is only a tissue paper difference between the sovereign interests of Australia and the sovereign interests of the United States.” Professor Burchill on the views that define the outlook of Defence Minister Richard Marles.

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