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Nationals MP Keith Pitt says Australia’s relationship with Papua New Guinea is “absolutely critical” in terms of national security.

Nationals MP Keith Pitt says Australia’s relationship with Papua New Guinea is “absolutely critical” in terms of national security.He said he gives Prime Minister Anthony Albanese “credit where it’s due” for his successful visit to Papua New Guinea today.

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