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Why we turn a blind eye to our neighbourhood atrocities
The spectacle of an Australian foreign minister stepping up to parrot Duterte's anti-drug rationale is beyond the pale.
Sarah Gill is an Age columnist who has worked as a writer and a policy analyst. She is undertaking postgraduate legal studies at the University of Western Australia.
The spectacle of an Australian foreign minister stepping up to parrot Duterte's anti-drug rationale is beyond the pale.
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