Australia: Rethink on US missile defence system
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Australia's new Labor Government previously rejected the missile defence system being developed by the United States as a threat to disarmament and destabilising to Asia. But now the Rudd Government is signalling a rethink about whether Australia will join the US States and Japan in creating an anti-missile system.
Presenter: Graeme Dobell
Speakers: Australia's Defence Minister, Joel Fitzgibbon; Australia's Foreign Minister, Stephen Smith; Dr Ron Huisken, Strategic and Defence Studies Centre, ANU, Canberra
