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- … new one. Prior to industrialisation, the idea that we could fish out our waters, or change the composition of the air, would have seemed fanciful at best, mad at worst. The Earth was generally seen as a divinely-created, fixed natural … is highly energy intensive and its growth has relied largely on heavy industry. The environment has suffered as a result. Air pollution is now a very real threat to human health. Earlier this year, The Economist aptly called it an 'Airpocalypse'. … that the lives of nearly 700 million Indians would, on average, be over three years longer if national standards for air quality were met. According to the World Health Organization, New Delhi is the most polluted city on the planet. In …https://dfat.gov.au/news/speeches/Pages/international-river-symposium-150921 -
- … on Income and the Prevention of Fiscal Evasion signed in April 2010. Encourage the entry into force of the bilateral Air Services Agreement signed in April 2010. Encourage cooperation on environment and climate change issues. Encourage … on Income and the Prevention of Fiscal Evasion signed in April 2010. Encourage the entry into force of the bilateral Air Services Agreement signed in April 2010. Encourage cooperation on environment and climate change issues. Encourage …https://dfat.gov.au/geo/t%C3%BCrkiye/action-plan-for-cooperation-between-the-ministry-of-foreign-affairs-of-the-republic-of-t%C3%BCrkiye-and-the-department-of-foreign
- … to a Plan 4 situation. In these exceptional cases, Britain would, at least initially, seek to confine her involvement to air and naval forces. She will, as far as possible, seek to ensure that the bulk of the land forces engaged in any defensive … 1965. The principal passages relating to the B.I.O.T. were as follows: 'For the foreseeable future Britain must use air transit facilities in Africa or the Middle East en route to areas east of Suez. The alternative routes via North America … many options as possible. British interests in the Indian Ocean Islands stem from: their use as staging points on British air reinforcement routes east of Suez; the use of Mauritius and Gan for the next few years as alternative radio …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-27/Pages/085-note-by-osborn -
- … in pursuance of his responsibility for furnishing to the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers advice on land and/or air Service matters outside B.C.O.F.'s immediate sphere but concerning the British Commonwealth countries represented in … Directives to Commanders 15. J.C.O.S.A. is to draft the necessary directives to the Commander-in-Chief, B.C.O.F., to the Air Officer Commanding the Air Group B.C.O.F., and to the Commanders of the Service components of each national contingent. These drafts are to be …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-10/327-chifley-to-addison-fraser-and-weightman
- … opportunities for practical defence and naval engagement. Airman-to-Airman Talks in 2009-10. Defence MND h) To develop air force ties and explore and develop opportunities for practical defence and air force engagement. i) Joint Defence Industry Cooperation Committee: industry and materiel cooperation Defence DAPA i) To … and Local Government DOTARS Department of Transport and Regional Services RAN Royal Australian Navy RAAF Royal Australian Air Force ROK Agencies DAPA Defense Acquisition Program Administration KCS Korea Customs Service KINAC Korea Institute of …https://dfat.gov.au/trade/agreements/in-force/kafta/news/Pages/joint-statement-on-enhanced-global-and-security-cooperation-between-australia-and-the-republic-of-korea
- … the commitment of our Transport Ministers to ensure the timely implementation of the ASEAN Roadmap for Integration of Air Travel Sector (RIATS), and pledged to work towards the expeditious signing of the implementing texts of the RIATS in February 2008, which will pave the way for fully liberalised air services among ASEAN capitals by December 2008. We agreed that fully liberalised air services within ASEAN would …https://dfat.gov.au/international-relations/regional-architecture/asean/Pages/chairman-s-statement-of-the-13th-asean-summit
- … than 1970 to decide the overall position of the defence forces of Papua and New Guinea, including the PNG Naval Division, air transport and other support requirements, and that meanwhile the Army should work to a PIR strength of 3,500 odd … than 1970 to decide the overall position of the defence forces of Papua and New Guinea, including the PNG Naval Division, air transport and other support requirements, and that meanwhile the Army should work to a PIR strength of 3,500 odd …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-26/Pages/216-submission-no-274-barnes-to-cabinet -
- … of Ministers have a direct interest in last week's attack) should issue a more detailed statement. This could clear the air, especially by way of underlining how trifling are Australia's exports of iron, steel, zinc and the like in Communist … of Ministers have a direct interest in last week's attack) should issue a more detailed statement. This could clear the air, especially by way of underlining how trifling are Australia's exports of iron, steel, zinc and the like in Communist …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-22/Pages/138-submission-to-mcmahon -
- … significantly weakened; we have in mind particularly the difficulties in disengaging a battalion and transporting it by air to a new deployment area to meet a SEATO threat. 4. We recognised that in this the views of the United States were of … significantly weakened; we have in mind particularly the difficulties in disengaging a battalion and transporting it by air to a new deployment area to meet a SEATO threat. 4. We recognised that in this the views of the United States were of …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-25/Pages/191-cablegram-from-mcewen-to-menzies -
- … I may not have accurately reflected your view. If this is so, I must of course put this right and will write to him. 1 Air Chief Marshal Sir J. Grandy, UK Commander-in-Chief, Far East. 2 Sir R. Hull, UK Chief of Defence Staff, 1965-67. Grandy … I may not have accurately reflected your view. If this is so, I must of course put this right and will write to him. 1 Air Chief Marshal Sir J. Grandy, UK Commander-in-Chief, Far East. 2 Sir R. Hull, UK Chief of Defence Staff, 1965-67. Grandy …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-27/Pages/038-letter-grandy%27-to-head -