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17 per cent of Australians trust China to act responsibly up slightly from a low of 12 per cent in 2022 .
Nearly three-quarters of respondents say Beijing is likely to become a military threat to Canberra in the next two decades .
Japan topped the list of global powers Australians trusted most, followed by France , Britain and the United States .
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