Our First Priority Should Be National Security | Op-Ed
March 14, 2024
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as posted by the channelJohn reads his recently published opinion piece about Australian national security and the need for strong leadership from the Prime Minister.
The reason our forebears came together in 1900 to secure a commonwealth government was to ensure the safety and freedom of the Australian people. It follows that there is no greater responsibility for the prime minister, and the government, than our defence and security.
You can also find the article in The Australian newspaper
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