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- … Kingdom were resolute to help Australia if she were menaced with invasion, but I would recognise that it would be a grave strategic error to move forces to the Far East-possibly to remain inactive for a year-which were now actively engaged … Kingdom were resolute to help Australia if she were menaced with invasion, but I would recognise that it would be a grave strategic error to move forces to the Far East-possibly to remain inactive for a year-which were now actively engaged …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-05/113-sir-earle-page-special-representative-in-the-united-kingdom-to-mr-john-curtin-prime-minister
- … for some time been interested in the possible development of Portuguese Timor, and asked what was the Defence view of the strategic importance of Timor. Brigadier Rourke said that militarily speaking Timor was not regarded as important. The … the occupation of Japan by substantial forces should continue. They at present attached considerable importance to the strategic value of Japan. From a military point of view the United States authorities had no particular regard for BCOF; … for some time been interested in the possible development of Portuguese Timor, and asked what was the Defence view of the strategic importance of Timor. Brigadier Rourke said that militarily speaking Timor was not regarded as important. The …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-24/6-Summary-Record-of-Discussions
- … cons of independence: we could not, of course, foresee the future. Also, there was still no Defence appreciation of the strategic situation. All that could be said to the Indonesians at present was what was in the paper; we could not come down … Portuguese Timor in June (?) of next year. Touching on another matter, Mr Rogers said that Defence had been asked for a strategic appreciation of Portuguese Timor when the issue was first raised, but it had still not been produced. Regarding … cons of independence: we could not, of course, foresee the future. Also, there was still no Defence appreciation of the strategic situation. All that could be said to the Indonesians at present was what was in the paper; we could not come down …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-20/66-record-of-policy-discussion
- … for some time been interested in the possible development of Portuguese Timor, and asked what was the Defence view of the strategic importance of Timor. Brigadier Rourke said that militarily speaking Timor was not regarded as important. The … the occupation of Japan by substantial forces should continue. They at present attached considerable importance to the strategic value of Japan. From a military point of view the United States authorities had no particular regard for BCOF; … for some time been interested in the possible development of Portuguese Timor, and asked what was the Defence view of the strategic importance of Timor. Brigadier Rourke said that militarily speaking Timor was not regarded as important. The …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-14/135-record-of-discussions-on-southeast-asia
- … its economy is forecast to leapfrog into the Top Ten economies in the world within the next two decades, with profound strategic implications for all countries in the region, including Australia. Japan is emerging as a more significant strategic player and contributor to global peace and prosperity. We look to South Korea, as it emerges, to take on the same … and improve the rules of the road across the region. The Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP-11) signed yesterday in Santiago for example, has principally been about setting high standards as the …https://dfat.gov.au/news/speeches/Pages/stanley-wilkinson-oration-of-dentistry-and-diplomacy -
- … the proposal will further the goals of the Council and whether the application meets the priorities outlined in the CAAR Strategic Plan . The grant guidelines can be found on the CAAR website . The council has a limited budget, which means not …https://dfat.gov.au/people-to-people/foundations-councils-institutes/caar/grants/frequently-asked-questions
- … request 2 The DFAT Secretary mentioned in Senate Estimates on 24 October that DFAT undertakes business briefings on key strategic issues, including the China relationship, under an initiative called "A Strategic Dialogue with Business". Sec Adamson said four such briefings were undertaken during 2018-19 - 6 Dec 2018, 25 … LEX2953 Date of access 1 22 March 2021 FOI request 2 “I request the fraud and risk health check for the Bougainville Partnership program carried out by KPMG PNG.” Information published in the disclosure log 3 Fraud and Risk Health Check of …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/corporate/freedom-of-information/foi-disclosure-log-2021
- … predetermined threshold for the reimposition of autonomous sanctions against Iran ignores the importance of assessing the strategic environment and circumstances at the time of such a decision. It is the prerogative of the government of the day, … predetermined threshold for the reimposition of autonomous sanctions against Iran ignores the importance of assessing the strategic environment and circumstances at the time of such a decision. It is the prerogative of the government of the day, …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/Pages/response-to-the-senate-fadt-references-committee-report-partial-suspension-of-sanctions-against-iran -
- … Western forces would be needed in the background. (d) For a variety of reasons therefore–financial, political and strategic appreciation–Britain concludes that in the Seventies it will no longer be possible to continue to retain British, … Western forces would be needed in the background. (d) For a variety of reasons therefore–financial, political and strategic appreciation–Britain concludes that in the Seventies it will no longer be possible to continue to retain British, …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-27/Pages/051-mlnute-bunting-to-holt -
- … probably not man, a base in Darwin or Cockburn Sound. This could come into the next round, or the next but one, of the strategic review discussions, but needs to be handled with extreme delicacy and the timing must be right. E. Peck 8.7.63 1 … probably not man, a base in Darwin or Cockburn Sound. This could come into the next round, or the next but one, of the strategic review discussions, but needs to be handled with extreme delicacy and the timing must be right. E. Peck 8.7.63 1 …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-27/Pages/021-foreign-office-minutes-by-waterfield-warner-cable -