When it comes to the Australians, well, again, we've worked extraordinarily hard with them because we are two beacons of hope in the Pacific. It's a huge responsibility and, were it not for us, I'd hate to say what would happen in the future there. So working with Australia has always been a very, very big priority for us. But we've got fascinating new help coming in the form of Japan offering help in the Pacific. And, dare I say it, now Indonesia, the biggest Muslim country, has turned to the Pacific, via New Zealand, where they had their huge first international conference here, just a year ago, to look with new eyes at how New Zealand can help. We look with a great degree of calmness and confidence at the modern reformed Indonesian Government and the difference between that Government and past Governments, and I think there's great hope as well in having that new relationship happening in our part of the world. 