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... Asia and Australia . Since then , our ties with Asia have been further strengthened . Australia's trade with Asia exceeds 2700 million per ! car — 25 % of our total overseas trade . Over the past two years , it has increased by a third ...
... Asia and Australia . Since then , our ties with Asia have been further strengthened . Australia's trade with Asia exceeds 2700 million per ! car — 25 % of our total overseas trade . Over the past two years , it has increased by a third ...
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... Asia , and Australia joined with Thailand , the Philippines and Pakistan and with a number of non - Asian states in the SEATO pact of 1954. This brought upon her adverse criticism for carrying the cold war into Asia . The Australian ...
... Asia , and Australia joined with Thailand , the Philippines and Pakistan and with a number of non - Asian states in the SEATO pact of 1954. This brought upon her adverse criticism for carrying the cold war into Asia . The Australian ...
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... Asian nations . Already the Asian market is very important to Australia . 30 % of our exports go to about 30 countries in Asia . Over 40 % of our wool goes to these countries , mainly Japan . The largest proportion of some of our other ...
... Asian nations . Already the Asian market is very important to Australia . 30 % of our exports go to about 30 countries in Asia . Over 40 % of our wool goes to these countries , mainly Japan . The largest proportion of some of our other ...
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Tradition vs Reform by George | 13 |
A New Approach by Louis | 23 |
Oil MITI Project | 31 |
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