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portada Surrendering Australia. The AUKUS Deception
Type
Physical Book
Year
2026
Language
English
Pages
114
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9781763957107

Surrendering Australia. The AUKUS Deception

Carmen Lawrence;Chris Barrie;Peter Garrett (Author) · Clouds of Magellan Press · Paperback

Surrendering Australia. The AUKUS Deception - Carmen Lawrence;Chris Barrie;Peter Garrett

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Synopsis "Surrendering Australia. The AUKUS Deception"

Surrendering Australia: The AUKUS Deception is the AUKUS Public Inquiry Commissioners’ Report. It is the result of the AUKUS Public Inquiry, to hear from the Australian community their questions and concerns about the AUKUS deal. We conducted our report from June to November 2026, supported by public fundraising. This report reflects the majority of views of over a thousand Australians who made submissions to the Inquiry and attended public hearings over 10 days in eight cities around Australia. All who participated made clear that they cared deeply about Australia’s future security: the safety of our citizens, our democratic way of life, our sovereignty and independence, and Australia’s commitment to regional and global security.

Published by the Australian Peace and Security Forum (APSF) with publishing assistance from Clouds of Magellan Press.

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