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- … in the message communicated in Dominions Office cablegram 548 that though Australia was placed in an American sphere of strategic responsibility you did not regard your obligations to do what you could to help Australia as being lessened in any … be manned by U.S. crews wherever possible. Clause 6 stated that it was the duty of the U.S. Chiefs of Staff to define the strategic requirements of those Dominions failing within the U.S. sphere of responsibility, but that their conclusions would … in the message communicated in Dominions Office cablegram 548 that though Australia was placed in an American sphere of strategic responsibility you did not regard your obligations to do what you could to help Australia as being lessened in any …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-06/28-curtin-to-churchill
- … 2 to 8. The location of bases 2. The conclusions set out in paragraphs 17 to 23 regarding the location and manning of strategic bases were re-affirmed. The strength of the Forces required for the defence of the Island Screen 3. The Strength … arrangements should be made for close co-operation in defence (particularly in relation to maintenance and control of strategic bases) between Australia and New Zealand and other portions of the British Commonwealth as well as certain … 2 to 8. The location of bases 2. The conclusions set out in paragraphs 17 to 23 regarding the location and manning of strategic bases were re-affirmed. The strength of the Forces required for the defence of the Island Screen 3. The Strength …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-07/321-defence-committee-report
- … the greater advantage of our war effort can be discovered, we shall be unable to move the forces overseas demanded by our strategic requirements. In fact, our strategy must be governed in 1942 and probably in 1943 largely by shipping. To move … the greater advantage of our war effort can be discovered, we shall be unable to move the forces overseas demanded by our strategic requirements. In fact, our strategy must be governed in 1942 and probably in 1943 largely by shipping. To move …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-05/386-uk-dominions-office-to-sir-ronald-cross-uk-high-commissioner-in-australia
- … and the prospect of holding it, including the plans for its reinforcement and relief; (ii) The effect on the general strategic plan should Singapore be lost or should the Japanese in addition to besieging Singapore use their sea power … and the prospect of holding it, including the plans for its reinforcement and relief; (ii) The effect on the general strategic plan should Singapore be lost or should the Japanese in addition to besieging Singapore use their sea power …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-05/334-mr-john-curtin-prime-minister-to-sir-earle-page-special-representative-in-the-united-kingdom
- … the dangers of Japanese penetration into Portuguese Timor, advocated that the Commonwealth Government should, largely for strategic reasons, develop a closer contact with Portuguese Timor. He suggested that an air connection would serve to … the dangers of Japanese penetration into Portuguese Timor, advocated that the Commonwealth Government should, largely for strategic reasons, develop a closer contact with Portuguese Timor. He suggested that an air connection would serve to …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-02/38-cabinet-submission-by-mr-hvc-thorby-minister-for-civil-aviation
- … the problem for the Western powers of how to negotiate a disarmament agreement which will take proper account of China's strategic position without prejudicing their position on the question of representation. Our concern is that the political difficulties inherent in the situation are leading to a serious neglect of the strategic importance of China. [matter omitted] The treatment of China in the United States paper 3 did not occasion much … report was discussed at the Eleventh Session of the General Assembly, Australia was almost alone in stressing the strategic importance of China and Asia and in emphasising the importance of including China in a disarmament agreement at an …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-28/30-savingram-from-department-of-external-affairs-to-posts
- … important contribution to women's empowerment which has been made by the US through its leadership of the Equal Futures Partnership. Gender equality is a key priority for the Australia Government, domestically and internationally. It is a … their Children, (ANROWS) which serves as a research hub for policy makers, practitioners and researchers and a place for strategic partnerships to be developed in Australia and overseas. Our Government is working with the Australian Human Rights … their Children, (ANROWS) which serves as a research hub for policy makers, practitioners and researchers and a place for strategic partnerships to be developed in Australia and overseas. Our Government is working with the Australian Human Rights …https://dfat.gov.au/news/speeches/Pages/equal-futures-partnership-reception -
- … Afghanistan, non proliferation and disarmament, climate change, and counter-terrorism. Our growing development assistance partnership involves joint projects in 10 countries and is worth over $145 million. Historical document: Statement by the … Foreign Minister Westerwelle in January, to take the Australian-German relationship to the next level through a new strategic partnership. Australian businessman, Mr Lindsay Fox AC, was decorated with a German Order of Merit and guests were … Foreign Minister Westerwelle in January, to take the Australian-German relationship to the next level through a new strategic partnership. Australian businessman, Mr Lindsay Fox AC, was decorated with a German Order of Merit and guests were …https://dfat.gov.au/geo/germany/australia-and-germany-celebrate-60-years-of-diplomatic-relations-in-2012
- … The Australian Government uses the APPR and program mid-term review findings and recommendations to assess options for strategic program development. In the next 12 months, the Caribbean program will consolidate by working through CARICOM … program will concentrate on supporting sustainable economic development, delivered primarily through Australia's partnership with the Caribbean Community. The Caribbean Aid Program Performance Report 2012–2013 [PDF 572kb] The Caribbean … The Australian Government uses the APPR and program mid-term review findings and recommendations to assess options for strategic program development. In the next 12 months, the Caribbean program will consolidate by working through CARICOM …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/Pages/the-caribbean-aid-program-performance-report-2012-2013 -
- … Global programs supported by DFAT, including the Green Climate Fund, Climate Resilient Communities and Australian Water Partnership, will also contribute to the achievement of this objective. The regional program will explore co-contributing to …https://dfat.gov.au/geo/south-and-central-asia/development-assistance/australias-regional-partnership-south-asia/objective-2