‘If they can do it’: White House says Australia should follow NATO, lift defence spending ()

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‘If they can do it’: White House says Australia should follow NATO, lift defence spending

Penny Wong will travel to Washington for Quad talks with Marco Rubio and their counterparts from India and Japan, amid tensions over US defence spending demands.

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