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Hugh White, a defence analyst at the Australian National University, said Australia was being viewed as a "strategic asset" by the US as it monitors China's rise.
"I think what we are seeing here is fundamentally a very significant shift in US strategy," he said.
The United States currently has only a limited deployment in longstanding ally Australia, including the remote Pine Gap satellite spy station near outback Alice Springs.
Hugh White, a defence analyst at the Australian National University, said Australia was being viewed as a "strategic asset" by the US as it monitors China's rise.
"I think what we are seeing here is fundamentally a very significant shift in US strategy," he said.
The United States currently has only a limited deployment in longstanding ally Australia, including the remote Pine Gap satellite spy station near outback Alice Springs.
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