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Timor Australia Maritime Border Crisis

DILI, EAST TIMOR: File photo of Protesters hold up signs during Anti-Australia protests on December 6, 2013.
DILI, EAST TIMOR: File photo of Protesters hold up signs during Anti-Australia protests on December 6, 2013. Source: Pamela Martin/Getty Images

East Timor has thrown out an oil and gas treaty with Australia, as it continues to re-negotiate its borders. The controversial treaty covered lucrative oil fields in the Timor Sea worth billions of dollars and was at the centre of spying allegations.


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East Timor has thrown out an oil and gas treaty with Australia, as it continues to re-negotiate its borders. The controversial treaty covered lucrative oil fields in the Timor Sea worth billions of dollars and was at the centre of spying allegations.



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