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- HMAS Adelaide and her crew will return to Australia tomorrow marking the completion of a three-week recovery operation in Fiji following Tropical Cyclone Yasa.
- Senator the Hon Zed Seselja is the Senator for the Australian Capital Territory and was sworn in as Minister for International Development and the Pacific on 22 December 2020.
- Top Tasmanian produce is today being loaded onto the first regular international flight out of Hobart for more than 20 years, bound for holiday feast tables across Asia.
- Recognising Australia’s remarkable exporters
- The Morrison Government’s $10.1 million in federal funding for Sovereign Hill Museums Association will now flow from the $50 million National Tourism Icons Program, with the Association launching i
- Australia welcomes another significant step towards restarting Australia’s highly valued Pacific labour mobility programs and supporting our Pacific family, with the arrival of the first group of T
- The Indo-Pacific region is the engine of the new global economy. Ensuring it can recover quickly will stimulate economic activity and restore jobs at home and abroad.
- Penny Burtt: Good afternoon everybody and good afternoon to the Honourable Alex Hawke, our Minister for International Development for the Pacific and Assistant Minister for Defence
- Australia is working in partnership with Fiji to mitigate the impact of floods on the major population centre of Nadi in a joint effort to save lives, reduce homelessness and protect the local econ
- Australia is working in close partnership with our neighbours in the Pacific and Southeast Asia to give strength to a region-wide recovery from COVID-19.
- Trade and prosperity in the Pacific will thrive following formal notification that Cook Islands is the eighth state to ratify the Pacific Agreement on Closer Economic Relations Plus (PACER Plus), t
- 50th Anniversary of Fiji's Independence
- Tasmania will receive $7.46 million for iconic heritage and wilderness projects around the state as part of the Morrison Government’s $61.7 million budget spending on environmental restoration and
- A Tasmanian company considered a world leader in the production of engines for unmanned aerial vehicles has received a $150,000 grant from the Morrison Government.
- Music festivals, art installations, sporting events and a coastal headland walking trail are among 95 projects to receive a share in more than $7 million in funding support for communities in fire-
- Reporter: Well Minister, thanks very much for joining the ABC.