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The prospect of Australia's defence being dependent on the whim of Donald Trump points to a need to muscle up on our own | John Blaxland
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38% : What Trump himself thinks, admittedly, has yet to be discerned and, no doubt will be a critical determinant for the future bilateral trajectory. 38% : In 2017, shortly after the last time Trump came to office, the Australian government issued a foreign policy white paper - what I call Australia's foreign policy plan B.
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