Australians are the most relaxed they've been about being invaded by another country in 50 years but hold grave fears about the threat of terrorism and being caught up in a terror attack.
The findings come in an aggregation of public surveys of defence and national security attitudes included in a public discussion paper of a defence white paper released this week.
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