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Taiwan - Australia relations

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Peter Dutton
Peter Dutton

“It would be inconceivable that we wouldn't support the US in an action if the US chose to take that action. And, again, I think we should be very frank and honest about that, look at all of the facts and circumstances without precommitting, and maybe there are circumstances where we wouldn't take up that option, [but] I can't conceive of those circumstances. China has been very clear about their intent to go into Taiwan, and we need to make sure that there is a high level of preparedness, a greater sense of deterrence by our capability, and that is how I think we put our country in a position of strength.”

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Australia’s Defence Minister
13 Nov 2021 4 2
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Eric Abetz
Eric Abetz

“My hope and prayer would be that never occurs, but one thing Australia has been exceptionally good at is defending our mates and our mates are those that believe in democracy, freedom, the rule of law. hat is how Taiwan operates, their political, legal culture is so similar to ours, and we are duty bound to protect those who share similar values.”

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Liberal Senator for Tasmania and Chair of the Senate Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Committee
28 Oct 2021 4 1
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Peter Dutton
Peter Dutton

“China's been very clear about their intent with regard to Taiwan. Equally, the United States has been clear about their intention toward Taiwan. Nobody wants to see conflict, but that really is a question for the Chinese.”

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Australia’s Defence Minister
25 Oct 2021 2 4
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Elliott Charng
Elliott Charng

“Support for Taiwan's bid would also send a strong message to Australian businesses impacted by China's recent boycotts of Australian products. Economic sanctions imposed on Australia by China reinforce the argument of engaging with Taiwan more closely and more deeply. Australia was Taiwan's third-largest source of agricultural goods, worth US$607 million last year, and the CPTPP [Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership] would provide structure to do business and enhance cybersecurity cooperation.”

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Taipei Economic and Cultural Office representative to Australia
12 Oct 2021 5 5
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Tony Abbott
Tony Abbott

“Its [China] relative power might have peaked with its population aging, its economy slowing and its finances creaking. It is quite possible that Beijing could lash out disastrously quite soon. I don't believe the United States could sit by and watch China swallow up Taiwan. I don't believe Australia should be indifferent to the fate of a fellow democracy of almost 25 million people.”

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Former Australian prime minister
08 Oct 2021 3 6
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Joanne Ou
Joanne Ou

“Building on the solid existing foundations, our government will continue to work closely with the United States, Australia and other countries with similar ideas to expand Taiwan's international space, safeguard democracy and shared values, and a rules-based international order, and jointly safeguard peace, stability and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific region.”

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Spokesperson of Taiwan Ministry of Foreign Affairs
17 Sep 2021 5 3
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Mike Goldman
Mike Goldman

“We're committed as allies to working together [US and Australia] - not only in making our militaries interoperable and functioning well together, but also in strategic planning. And when you look at strategic planning, it covers the range of contingencies that you've mentioned [a potential role for Australia in a Taiwan contingency], of which Taiwan is obviously an important component.”

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Charge d’affaires ad interim at the US embassy in Canberra
01 Apr 2021 2 4
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Ting-yu Wang
Ting-yu Wang

“Some kind of cooperation in some areas would be a good direction for these two countries [Taiwan and Australia]. We need a bilateral relationship. We need to cooperate with democratic countries. If we can have more close cooperation, that means benefits mutually for economy, security, and capability.”

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Taiwanese lawmaker from the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP)
30 Dec 2020 1 3
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