Excuse me, Donald, a word? The Trump challenge facing Richard Marles ()

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Excuse me, Donald, a word? The Trump challenge facing Richard Marles

Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles is representing Australia at NATO in the Netherlands. How might he win the chance to speak to US President Donald Trump?

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