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Martin is now almost 15,000 feet up. hes heading to kibo hut, the last camp before the summit. each member of the team has their own way of keeping themselves going. "im proud of you, dad. "we all love you. "keep going. "all the hard work will pay off. "i love you loads. "from zac." he made it for me for summit night and if it got tough. _ thats what i will use — thats my motivation. phew. right, we need to move! give me five minutes.

Were going at a good pace, . everybodys sticking together. martin is now almost 15,000 feet up. hes heading to kibo hut, the last camp before the summit. each member of the team has their own way of keeping themselves going. "im proud of you, dad. "we all love you. "keep going. "all the hard work will pay off. "i love you loads. "from zac." he made it for me. he made it for me for summit night and if it got tough. _ thats what i will use — thats my motivation. right, we need to move! laughter....

The Australian government has left the door open for high-level dialogue with China as the deputy prime minister prepares to head to Singapore for a defence summit.

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