Australia and Southeast Asia
October 1, 1964 Paul Hasluck Summary: Australia, the sixth continent, lay outside world affairs until settled by Europeans. The 300,000 aborigines, who were its only inhabitants until the end of the...
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October 1, 1965 Shane Paltridge Summary: Australia, an island continent of about three million square miles, inhabited by eleven million people of predominantly West European descent, lies on the...
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April 1, 1966 Donald Horne Summary: Not long after I returned to Sydney in 1954, I met a friend I had not seen for five years. After a meagre offering of cordialities, he said: "How long do you give...
View ArticleToward a New Balance in Asia
July 1, 1969 Bruce Grant Summary: AUSTRALIA'S decision to keep forces in Malaysia and Singapore after Britain leaves in 1971 was taken in an election year, after the most searching public debate on...
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