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Bali Nine: poor political leadership creates lasting bilateral problems

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imageThe Australian-Indonesia relationship has become frosty and personal, which will test the diplomatic skills of Tony Abbott and Joko Widodo.AAP/Eka Nickmatulhuda

Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran are dead. Above all else, their deaths are a human tragedy for their families. But their executions, which took place on Tuesday night, also present major...

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