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,Australia Re-discovers Africa…and Then Tries to Forget It Again,p to proactively seek a ‘new engagement’ with Africa, the conservative governments that followed Labor have exhibited little interest in maintaining that ‘new engagement’, remaining more comfortable with a reactive, ‘episodic’ and largely ad hoc engagement with Africa.

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From the Boer War to the End of Apartheid, firstly explores Australia’s ‘flawed’ history of supporting colonialism and sympathy for apartheid, and then turns towards examining the country’s role in the anti-apartheid struggle between the 1970s and 1990s. Detailing engagement with Africa through successive Australian governments between the

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