There must be few cases in Australia or any other country where an incoming government and its ministers have been hit with such a series of issues, not of its own making, as those that have popped up in front of the Abbott government. Foreign affairs and the minefield laid out in front of Julie Bishop are the prime example, where problems with Indonesia and China have suddenly appeared that are clearly substantial.
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