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WA can't rest on its laurels: Minister

WESTERN Australia is geographically well-positioned to take advantage of the next phase of Asian growth, but it will require much greater integration into the region if long-term gains are to be achieved. 

Sally Bogle
Bill Johnston

Bill Johnston

Speaking at a Committee for Economic Development of Australia lunch in Perth yesterday, Bill Johnston underlined that "WA's future lies in the extended Asian region".   "Six countries will be key economic...

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