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- … 2. That under the terms of such Trusteeship agreement the areas containing these bases and facilities shall be declared a strategic area; the bases and facilities therein may be made available to the Security Council by Australia as administering … bases thereon, it is mutually agreed between the two Governments that: 1. The Admiralty Islands are to be declared a strategic area; the geographic limits of such area are: latitude 1( 30' South and 3( 10' South and longitude 145( 50' East … its judgment such military forces or facilities are not necessary. Attachment II 1. Definition of Admiralty Islands as a strategic area with boundaries: 1( 30' and 3( 10' south latitude, 145( 50' and 148( 10' east longitude. 2. Designation of …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-09/127-united-states-department-of-state-to-legation-in-washington
- … DFAT is providing an APSC Design Summary (attached below). Backgound As part of Australia's commitment to expand its strategic security training and assistance in the Pacific, the APSC will deliver tailored responses to national and regional … DFAT is providing an APSC Design Summary (attached below). Backgound As part of Australia's commitment to expand its strategic security training and assistance in the Pacific, the APSC will deliver tailored responses to national and regional …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/business-opportunities/Pages/design-summary-for-the-australia-pacific-security-college -
- … Affairs and Trade commissioned this review to evaluate the performance of the DFS modality in terms of its intended strategic goals and objectives. The focus of the review was to understand how the DFS mechanism operated in terms of its … Affairs and Trade commissioned this review to evaluate the performance of the DFS modality in terms of its intended strategic goals and objectives. The focus of the review was to understand how the DFS mechanism operated in terms of its …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/Pages/papua-new-guinea-direct-financing-support-mechanism-review -
- … with the United States. Briefly they are: (1) The United States will continue to weigh considerations of a military strategic character. The foreign policy of Kissinger and Nixon is dominated by the over–riding concern to produce … such as the status of Taiwan. Thus American policy may not move very dramatically on the ROC/PRC issue. (2) If military strategic questions are involved, we strengthen the concept of ANZUS by a preparedness to accept consultation. (3) A policy … with the United States. Briefly they are: (1) The United States will continue to weigh considerations of a military strategic character. The foreign policy of Kissinger and Nixon is dominated by the over–riding concern to produce …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-22/Pages/301-note-from-griffith-to-mcmahon -
- … divorce ourselves from Malaysia and nevertheless maintain that? The problem is that we cannot look only at Malaysia; our strategic reserve and in fact our whole defence policy is involved. All our strategy, as you know, is based on our forward … to help protect them against the possibility of Chinese bombing, would not be favourably impressed if we were to move our Strategic Reserve from Malaya. Even the Burmese and the Cambodians in spite of their policies of neutrality and their … divorce ourselves from Malaysia and nevertheless maintain that? The problem is that we cannot look only at Malaysia; our strategic reserve and in fact our whole defence policy is involved. All our strategy, as you know, is based on our forward …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-25/Pages/039-letter-from-waller-to-shann -
- … This Aid Program Performance Report (APPR) provides an assessment of progress in 2016-17 towards meeting the three strategic priorities of Australia's aid program in Fiji: Private Sector Development, Human Development and Tropical Cyclone … This Aid Program Performance Report (APPR) provides an assessment of progress in 2016-17 towards meeting the three strategic priorities of Australia's aid program in Fiji: Private Sector Development, Human Development and Tropical Cyclone …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/Pages/fiji-aid-program-performance-report-2016-17 -
- … of Australia's region, the Indo-Pacific. As I said at the Lowy Institute last week, Asia is moving towards a more crowded strategic environment. The Asian growth story has been underpinned by a strategic stability underwritten by US strategic dominance. Now, we are seeing other major powers rising in strategic weight, and the trend line is towards a …https://dfat.gov.au/news/speeches/Pages/australian-diplomacy-today-symposium -
- … approaches and international partnerships. Australia’s National Action Plan to Combat Modern Slavery 2020-25 provides a strategic framework for our whole-of-government response to modern slavery, which includes a focus on prevention by …https://dfat.gov.au/international-relations/themes/human-rights/hrc-statements/48th-session-human-rights-council/national-statement-interactive-dialogue-sr-slavery-17-september-2021 -
- … New Zealand and, possibly, the South Pacific Islands would, to my mind, merely affirm to the Asians the nature of our strategic and political position as it now stands. 5. I think we should consider the Asian attitude towards a sudden … 'reform' movements which developed in the Philippines. But, in the case of the Philippines, it may be that its evident strategic importance to Australia is such that we are forced here and now to overcome any political 'queasiness' about … New Zealand and, possibly, the South Pacific Islands would, to my mind, merely affirm to the Asians the nature of our strategic and political position as it now stands. 5. I think we should consider the Asian attitude towards a sudden …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-21/44-minute-from-tange-to-watt
- … M. Hughes. 2 Hughes had said that to hand over New Guinea to Germany would be both 'suicidal' and 'craven', because its strategic importance was of the first magnitude. Australia had efficiently administered the Mandate over New Guinea, which … M. Hughes. 2 Hughes had said that to hand over New Guinea to Germany would be both 'suicidal' and 'craven', because its strategic importance was of the first magnitude. Australia had efficiently administered the Mandate over New Guinea, which …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-01/303-dr-r-asmis-german-consulgeneral-in-sydney-to-mr-j-a-lyons-prime-minister