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'When Australians working in diplomatic posts share anecdotes, the best usually come from the consuls. They recount travellers’ tales of love and loss, dissipation and disaster, adventure and misadventure from Australians perpetually on the move – at least until the pandemic. It’s the consuls’ job to help those who are injured, robbed, kidnapped, arrested, or otherwise distressed abroad.' (Introduction)
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Cons, Ops, and Con-ops : An Engrossing Diplomatic Memoir
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- The Consul : An Insider Account from Australia’s Diplomatic Frontline 2022 single work autobiography
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