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So, too, was Donald Horne's caustic polemic, The Lucky Country, which is arguably post-war Australia's most influential work of non-fiction.
BBC: Essential reading for new arrivals in Australia
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Mel Gibson busts loose in post-apocalyptic Australia.
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Since the game went professional, Wales have claimed just three wins over the Tri-Nations sides, one against a weakened South Africa in the game to open the Millennium Stadium in 1999, two against transitional post-World Cup Australia teams in Cardiff in Wales' Grand Slam years of 2005 and 2008.
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Horne serves up the left's critique of Australia - he captures the stultifying conservatism of the post-war years for a start.
BBC: Essential reading for new arrivals in Australia
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But Johnson has a get-out clause which enables him to leave his post with Australia at the end of the tournament.
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Mr. Obama is using a speech tomorrow during his stopover in Australia, America's most consistent ally in the post-WWII period, to announce a phased-in increase in America's permanent military presence in Australia, a step-up in joint exercises with Australian naval forces, and increased access of U.S. naval vessels and aircraft to the port at Darwin, which is beyond the reach of Chinese missiles.
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The Americans got all they could handle from Australia, which led at halftime, 47-43, after dominating the post and exploiting gaps in Team USA's perimeter defense.
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Magritas has come a long way since he arrived in Australia more than 60 years ago, a poor, 16-year-old post-war immigrant from mainland Greece.
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Now more than a dozen years into his post-basketball career, having already made a professional-wrestling tour of Australia and spent some time on "Celebrity Rehab, " he's testing his skills as a diplomat.
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Australia, which has a lower house elected on the basis of first-past-the-post in which the prime minister sits, and an upper house elected on a proportional system, is a good parallel.
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