2207 result(s) found, displaying 1871 to 1880
- … concerning tendency on part of SCAP to resolve unilaterally matters properly within jurisdiction of FEC. Full text sent air mail. Following is summary of main points. It is clear sense of function of FEC and of SCAP as set out in terms of … of Moscow agreements. What SCAP doubtless had in mind was continued failure of FEC to adopt policy decision governing travel of Japanese Commercial Representatives abroad and possible necessity, if FEC action to remove this restriction was … concerning tendency on part of SCAP to resolve unilaterally matters properly within jurisdiction of FEC. Full text sent air mail. Following is summary of main points. It is clear sense of function of FEC and of SCAP as set out in terms of …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-14/315-embassy-in-washington-to-evatt
- … and introduced to state and territory investment agencies and potential Australian partners, and should receive targeted travel and investment approval facilitation. This could help foster greater trade and investment links. Recommendation … Strategy and associated reforms to improve the visa system to facilitate mobility. Australia will need to further enhance air links to help promote the movement of people, goods and services with the region. Given the reliance of travellers between Australia and Southeast Asia on air travel, ensuring airlines are well positioned to cater for future demand will be crucial. The Australian Government …https://dfat.gov.au/countries-economies-and-regions/southeast-asia/invested-australias-southeast-asia-economic-strategy-2040/chapter-2-critical-enablers
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- … of export opportunities. Australia is also a major source of tourists and other visitors to Solomon Islands. Shipping and air services directly connect Solomon Islands with Australia, and one Australian commercial bank (ANZ) operates in Solomon …https://dfat.gov.au/countries/solomon-islands/australia-solomon-islands-engagement
- … the collection and compilation of environmental-economic data needed to measure the green economy with a focus on energy, air emissions and environmental goods and services accounts recognising the important role of government procurement in …https://dfat.gov.au/publications/countries-economies-and-regions/singapore-australia-green-economy-agreement-implementation-update-june-2023 -
- … main Australian ports is being carried out at an estimated cost of 3,200,000, of which half has already been provided; air co- operation is being provided for these defences; facilities for naval repairs are being maintained; and naval oil … is also being increased, and improvements are being effected in the efficiency, armament and equipment of the Army. The Air Force completes this year Part 1 of the scheme laid down by Sir John Salmond, and it will have a first line strength of … main Australian ports is being carried out at an estimated cost of 3,200,000, of which half has already been provided; air co- operation is being provided for these defences; facilities for naval repairs are being maintained; and naval oil …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-01/25-speech-by-mr-j-a-lyons-prime-minister-to-first-plenary-session-of-imperial-conference
- … The Military aspect was not considered except that we pointed out that the provision in Chapter VIII (B) 6 re air forces to be held immediately available to the Security Council was inapplicable to the Pacific where task forces of Combined Naval and Air Units would be required. Social and Economic Co-operation:- 20. The meeting eventually reached general agreement on the … The Military aspect was not considered except that we pointed out that the provision in Chapter VIII (B) 6 re air forces to be held immediately available to the Security Council was inapplicable to the Pacific where task forces of …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-08/73-forde-and-evatt-to-curtin
- … On the contrary, we should try to get the sort of treaty we could sign. This part of the paper is now being redrafted. Air Marshal Sir Alister Murdoch (CAS) 9 said we should try and get the ANZUS Treaty strengthened as a condition of Australia … brackets added by hand, replacing 'sitting'. 8 Paragraph 82(b) read 'to decline to sign the Treaty'. 9 Chief of the Air Staff. 10 Paragraph 93 outlined the matters in the treaty to which Australian attention should be directed. 11 The … On the contrary, we should try to get the sort of treaty we could sign. This part of the paper is now being redrafted. Air Marshal Sir Alister Murdoch (CAS) 9 said we should try and get the ANZUS Treaty strengthened as a condition of Australia …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-28/115-note-by-plimsoll
- … 2014 (a) Rank Commodity $ billion 1 Iron ores & concentrates 66.0 2 Coal 38.0 3 Natural gas 17.7 4 Education-related travel services (b) 17.0 5 Personal travel (excl education) services 14.2 6 Gold 13.5 7 Crude petroleum 10.6 8 Beef 7.8 9 … services 974 1.6 Total services exports 60,063 100 (a) Balance of payments basis. (b) Passenger services include air transport-related agency fees & commissions. (c) Inbound tourism for mainly recreational purposes. Based on ABS … services 1,201 1.7 Total services exports 70,492 100.0 (a) Balance of payments basis. (b) Passenger services include air transport-related agency fees & commissions. (c) Outbound tourism for mainly recreational purposes. Based on ABS …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/trade-investment/trade-at-a-glance/trade-at-a-glance-2015/Pages/australias-trade-and-economic-statistics-in-2014
- … deployment of Australian ground combat forces (57). f. Australia should for this purpose have a capability of deploying air and naval support (which could demand some ground forces also) (58). g. Against the unlikely contingency of overt … deployment of Australian ground combat forces (57). f. Australia should for this purpose have a capability of deploying air and naval support (which could demand some ground forces also) (58). g. Against the unlikely contingency of overt …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-27/Pages/107-report-by-defence-committee -