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Andrew Forrest

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Lessons to be learned

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By Andrew Forrest
| Open Forum
A lack of meaningful context makes discussions of Australia’s foreign and national security policy too uninteresting or difficult for many young Australians to understand. This works against the long-term development of a public mandate for Canberra to spend, risk and do more to defend Australia. What can and should the Australian government do about this?
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Communicating geopolitics to young Australians is worth the effort, so let’s try

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By Andrew Forrest
| The Strategist Australia
A lack of meaningful context makes discussions of Australia’s foreign and national security policy too uninteresting or difficult for many young Australians to understand. This works against the long-term development of a public mandate for Canberra to spend, risk and do more to defend Australia. What can and should the Australian government do about this?
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Dr Andrew Forrest

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By Andrew Forrest
| Oceanographic Magazine Verified
Written by Dr Andrew Forrest The Urala coast is where burnt orange earth meets bright blue water, near Minderoo Station in Western Australia. As a boy, I camped on the beach near the Exmouth Gulf and watched the Indian Ocean at night. For every star above me, there was a light on the water. I asked my dad why there were stars in the water, I thought they were only in the sky. He explained they were prawn trawlers.
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