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- In Allan Gyngell AO, our nation has lost a great Australian and, as Foreign Minister Penny Wong has said, our 'finest foreign policy mind'.
- This week I will travel to Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal and India to strengthen our bilateral cooperation, discuss our shared strategic interests and further Australia’s trade and investment ties.
- Prianka Srinivasan: You're listening to ABC Radio Australia; my name is Prianka Srinivasan.
- Tim Ayres, Assistant Minister for Trade and Assistant Minister for Manufacturing: I am really pleased and proud with the Budget that Jim Chalmers delivered on behalf of the Governm
- The Albanese Government's approach in the Budget will make Australia more influential in the world, by investing in all elements of our statecraft including diplomatic power, trade and development.
- The Albanese Government is delivering a transformational package of support to the Pacific to respond to Pacific priorities and ensure our shared interests in a peaceful, prosperous and resilient r
- Johanna Nicholson: The Federal Government has committed $6 million in humanitarian aid in response to the conflict in Sudan.
- The Australian Government will provide an initial $6 million in humanitarian assistance in response to the conflict in Sudan.
- The Australian Government will provide an initial $6 million in humanitarian assistance in response to the conflict in Sudan.
- Let me begin by acknowledging the traditional custodians of the land on which we meet, the Turrbal and Jagera peoples. I pay my respects to their Elders, past and present.
- Kieran Gilbert: Let's go live now to the Assistant Foreign Minister, Tim Watts, who joins me from Melbourne. Minister, thanks for your time.
- Firstly I’d like to acknowledge the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, the traditional custodians of this land and pay my respects to their Elders both past and present.
- Last December Australia and Austria celebrated 70 years of diplomatic relations. It’s an important milestone. One worth marking; one worth celebrating.
- Matthew Doran: Let's turn our attention overseas now.
- Virginia Langeberg: A 72 hour ceasefire has been extended in Sudan, with the opposing army and paramilitary forces agreeing to renew a fragile truce after almost two weeks of blood
- Acknowledgements omitted On 26th February, 1973, former Prime Minister Gough Whitlam formally established diplomatic relations with Hanoi.
- Patricia Karvelas: The shaky ceasefire in Sudan has been extended for another 72 hours, a move which it's hoped will allow more foreign nationals to escape the fighting.
- On Wednesday 26 April I met with representatives of the Sudanese community in Australia to hear their concerns about the crisis in Sudan and discuss the Australian Government’s efforts to facilitat
- Madeleine Morris: Let's take you to Papua New Guinea now, where large crowds have gathered for a dawn service at the Bomana War Cemetery on the outskirts of Port Moresby this morni
- Karl Stefanovic: Well, anyone who's made the journey there, Bomana War Cemetery in Papua New Guinea has almost 4,000 Commonwealth burials from World War II.