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Nestled in the Australian outback is one of the world’s most secretive intelligence bases. Pine Gap near Alice Springs is considered the ‘jewel’ in Australia’s military alliance with the United States. Questions are being raised about Pine Gap’s role in conflicts over seas and the risk is poses to Australia’s safety.
Nestled in the Australian outback is one of the world’s most secretive intelligence bases. Pine Gap near Alice Springs is considered the ‘jewel’ in Australia’s military alliance with the United States. Questions are being raised about Pine Gap’s role in conflicts over seas and the risk is poses to Australia’s safety.
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