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After Maldives, Australia Denies Participating In China-Led Indian Ocean Forum Meet
While Canberra was invited for the meet by Beijing, Australia, a member of Quad (comprising Australia, Japan, India and the US) declined to participate in the China-led Indian Ocean Forum meet.
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Australia's $575 Million Plan For Antarctica To Counter China's Interests
Australia on Tuesday announced plans to boost its presence and surveillance operations on Antarctica, unveiling a US$575 million package designed to match China's growing interest in the pole.
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"Were Under Threat": What Australia's PM Said On China Vessel Incident
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said an Australian surveillance plane was doing its job when it was "put under threat" with a laser from a Chinese navy ship, rejecting Beijing's assertion the plane came too close.
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Australia Demands Investigation After China Vessel Aims Laser At Aircraft
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said a Chinese naval vessel that pointed a laser at an Australian defence plane was potentially visible from Australia's mainland, as Canberra demands a "full investigation" by Beijing.
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"Embarrassing": Australia Shrugs Off "Immature" China On Submarine Deal
Australia on Friday shrugged off Chinese anger over its decision to acquire US nuclear-powered submarines and vowed to defend the rule of law in airspace and waters where Beijing has staked multiple hotly contested claims.
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After Maldives, Australia Denies Participating In China-Led Indian Ocean Forum Meet
While Canberra was invited for the meet by Beijing, Australia, a member of Quad (comprising Australia, Japan, India and the US) declined to participate in the China-led Indian Ocean Forum meet.
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Australia's $575 Million Plan For Antarctica To Counter China's Interests
Australia on Tuesday announced plans to boost its presence and surveillance operations on Antarctica, unveiling a US$575 million package designed to match China's growing interest in the pole.
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"Were Under Threat": What Australia's PM Said On China Vessel Incident
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said an Australian surveillance plane was doing its job when it was "put under threat" with a laser from a Chinese navy ship, rejecting Beijing's assertion the plane came too close.
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Australia Demands Investigation After China Vessel Aims Laser At Aircraft
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said a Chinese naval vessel that pointed a laser at an Australian defence plane was potentially visible from Australia's mainland, as Canberra demands a "full investigation" by Beijing.
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"Embarrassing": Australia Shrugs Off "Immature" China On Submarine Deal
Australia on Friday shrugged off Chinese anger over its decision to acquire US nuclear-powered submarines and vowed to defend the rule of law in airspace and waters where Beijing has staked multiple hotly contested claims.
