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Edition: South Pacific
No. 16

COVER
The Quiet Revolution
By TOM DUSEVIC
As China rises, its influence on Australia is all-pervading. Time hits the ground to see the transformation

Kiwis Get Bullish on China Shop
By ELIZABETH KEENAN
Talking free trade with an economic titan

Leaping the Cultural Great Wall
By ALICE DING
A modern girl

Living With The Giants
By ALLAN GYNGELL
Australia will have to craft good relations with both Washington and Beijing

Paint the West Red
By MICHAEL FITZGERALD
A savvy new generation of China-born artists is putting its stamp on the Australian art world


ASIA
"We Are Trying to Crush Feudal Autocracy"
Extended interview with the Maoist leader

Viewpoint: Gentlemen, Please (Cover Story)
By BILL POWELL
Tokyo and Beijing need to engage in some honest reflection

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AUSTRALIA OBSERVED
We Are All Anzacs (Anzac Day Observed)
By GEORGEINA WHELAN
On its 90th anniversary, an Australian officer reflects on Anzac Day

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