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Melania Trump ''Mistook'' Former Australian Foreign Minister For Partner
Australia's former foreign minister says she was mistaken for the spouse of a politician by US First Lady Melania Trump, in her latest comments on the subordinate role of women in conservative politics.
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Grandma Unknowingly Smuggled Meth To Malaysia. She's Sentenced To Death
The 54-year-old Australian grandmother had traveled to China in 2014 in hopes of meeting her boyfriend, a man she'd met online years before who claimed to be Capt. Daniel Smith, a U.S. service member.
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Australian Foreign Minister Criticises Trump's Remark To French First Lady
Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop on Sunday criticised comments by US President Donald Trump on French first lady Brigitte Macron's appearance
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Abducted Australian Woman Freed In Afghanistan: Foreign Minister
An Australian aid worker who was kidnapped in Afghanistan four months ago has been freed and is "safe and well", Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said on Monday.
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China Irked By 'Wrong' Australia Remarks, Philippine Leader Eyes Talks
China said on Thursday it had issued a formal protest after Australia announced it would continue to exercise its right to freedom of navigation and overflight in the South China Sea following a court ruling against China's claims.
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Australian Security Worker Dies At Embassy In Iraq
An Australian security contractor working at the nation's embassy in Iraq has died in a "tragic incident", Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said on Friday, with reports that he was shot.
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Former British Colony Australia Says It Wants Britain To Stay In European Union
The former British colony of Australia wants Britain to stay in the European Union, Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said, weeks before Britain holds a referendum on EU membership.
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China Cautions Australia Over Defence Cooperation With Japan
China urged Australia today to take into account the feelings of Asian countries as Sydney contemplates buying a fleet of submarines from Japan in a deal worth as much as A$40 billion ($29 billion).
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Australia To Ask China If Others Will Get Access To Reclaimed South China Sea Islands
Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said today she will seek clarification from China about how it intends to use reclaimed islands in the South China Sea, including whether Beijing intends to grant access to other countries.
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Australia Spy Chief Says 'Tone Down Islam Criticism': Report
Australia's spy chief has told politicians from the ruling conservative party to tone down their criticism of Islam as it could pose a national security risk, according to reports.
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New Zealand and Australia Lead Japan Whaling Protest
New Zealand led an international protest today against Japan's plans to resume killing whales in the Southern Ocean, while Australia said it was considering further legal action.
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Japan Backs US South China Sea Operations
Japan today backed the United States sailing warships close to disputed land in the South China Sea but said it had no plans to send its own maritime forces to support the operation.
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Australia Police in Extremist 'Shoot on Sight' Training
Australian police are being trained to shoot armed extremists on sight it was revealed today, in a change of tactics from "contain and negotiate" amid fears of further terrorist attacks.
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Australian Prime Minister to Attend Paris Climate Talks
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said today he would attend December's UN climate conference in Paris, in contrast to expectations that his predecessor would skip the global gathering.
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US, Australia Rebuff China Over South China Sea
In a rebuff to China, US Defense Secretary Ash Carter said on Tuesday that the United States military would sail and fly wherever international law allowed, including the disputed South China Sea.
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Melania Trump ''Mistook'' Former Australian Foreign Minister For Partner
Australia's former foreign minister says she was mistaken for the spouse of a politician by US First Lady Melania Trump, in her latest comments on the subordinate role of women in conservative politics.
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Grandma Unknowingly Smuggled Meth To Malaysia. She's Sentenced To Death
The 54-year-old Australian grandmother had traveled to China in 2014 in hopes of meeting her boyfriend, a man she'd met online years before who claimed to be Capt. Daniel Smith, a U.S. service member.
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Australian Foreign Minister Criticises Trump's Remark To French First Lady
Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop on Sunday criticised comments by US President Donald Trump on French first lady Brigitte Macron's appearance
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Abducted Australian Woman Freed In Afghanistan: Foreign Minister
An Australian aid worker who was kidnapped in Afghanistan four months ago has been freed and is "safe and well", Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said on Monday.
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China Irked By 'Wrong' Australia Remarks, Philippine Leader Eyes Talks
China said on Thursday it had issued a formal protest after Australia announced it would continue to exercise its right to freedom of navigation and overflight in the South China Sea following a court ruling against China's claims.
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Australian Security Worker Dies At Embassy In Iraq
An Australian security contractor working at the nation's embassy in Iraq has died in a "tragic incident", Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said on Friday, with reports that he was shot.
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Former British Colony Australia Says It Wants Britain To Stay In European Union
The former British colony of Australia wants Britain to stay in the European Union, Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said, weeks before Britain holds a referendum on EU membership.
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China Cautions Australia Over Defence Cooperation With Japan
China urged Australia today to take into account the feelings of Asian countries as Sydney contemplates buying a fleet of submarines from Japan in a deal worth as much as A$40 billion ($29 billion).
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Australia To Ask China If Others Will Get Access To Reclaimed South China Sea Islands
Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said today she will seek clarification from China about how it intends to use reclaimed islands in the South China Sea, including whether Beijing intends to grant access to other countries.
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Australia Spy Chief Says 'Tone Down Islam Criticism': Report
Australia's spy chief has told politicians from the ruling conservative party to tone down their criticism of Islam as it could pose a national security risk, according to reports.
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New Zealand and Australia Lead Japan Whaling Protest
New Zealand led an international protest today against Japan's plans to resume killing whales in the Southern Ocean, while Australia said it was considering further legal action.
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Japan Backs US South China Sea Operations
Japan today backed the United States sailing warships close to disputed land in the South China Sea but said it had no plans to send its own maritime forces to support the operation.
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Australia Police in Extremist 'Shoot on Sight' Training
Australian police are being trained to shoot armed extremists on sight it was revealed today, in a change of tactics from "contain and negotiate" amid fears of further terrorist attacks.
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Australian Prime Minister to Attend Paris Climate Talks
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said today he would attend December's UN climate conference in Paris, in contrast to expectations that his predecessor would skip the global gathering.
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US, Australia Rebuff China Over South China Sea
In a rebuff to China, US Defense Secretary Ash Carter said on Tuesday that the United States military would sail and fly wherever international law allowed, including the disputed South China Sea.
