2207 result(s) found, displaying 1981 to 1990
- https://dfat.gov.au/news/speeches/Pages/united-nations-security-council-open-debate-on-iraq -
- … economists have been discussing, not to speak of the details. Naturally it would not have been appropriate for me to air my own particular point of view at the meeting, but it might interest you, for your purely private information, to look … economists have been discussing, not to speak of the details. Naturally it would not have been appropriate for me to air my own particular point of view at the meeting, but it might interest you, for your purely private information, to look …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-07/168-amery-to-curtin-in-london
- … to say? 12. Mr. Byrnes said expressly that, if we were prepared to cede Tarawa, the United States would maintain an air base there and would give us full landing and other aviation rights. This should, of course, not be mentioned in … to say? 12. Mr. Byrnes said expressly that, if we were prepared to cede Tarawa, the United States would maintain an air base there and would give us full landing and other aviation rights. This should, of course, not be mentioned in …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-09/231-note-by-attlee-for-meeting-of-prime-ministers
- … as sheer nonsense. [4] The conversation was quite cordial throughout and I think has done a good deal to clear the air. S.M.B. 1 Bruce's appointment as High Commissioner was due to expire in October. 2 While Bruce had sent Churchill a note … as sheer nonsense. [4] The conversation was quite cordial throughout and I think has done a good deal to clear the air. S.M.B. 1 Bruce's appointment as High Commissioner was due to expire in October. 2 While Bruce had sent Churchill a note …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-06/218-note-by-bruce-of-conversation-with-churchill
- … various points of view established. Following notes are selections from that report, copy of which is being despatched by air mail. [3] 1. Relation of Commercial Policy to Other Post War Measures It was agreed that all objectives of Article VII … various points of view established. Following notes are selections from that report, copy of which is being despatched by air mail. [3] 1. Relation of Commercial Policy to Other Post War Measures It was agreed that all objectives of Article VII …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-06/241-evatt-to-curtin
- … immeasurably more disposed to accept it than they ever have been before. When I say this I am referring not only to the air force, but to an international army and navy. None of the three is, I think, practicable if the war comes to an … immeasurably more disposed to accept it than they ever have been before. When I say this I am referring not only to the air force, but to an international army and navy. None of the three is, I think, practicable if the war comes to an …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-03/71-mr-r-g-menzies-prime-minister-to-mr-s-m-bruce-high-commissioner-in-london
- … In this event, the strategic position would be exceedingly unfavourable. London would be open to an attack by the German air fleet, which might well paralyse this vital nerve centre of the Empire; the British Navy would necessarily be … In this event, the strategic position would be exceedingly unfavourable. London would be open to an attack by the German air fleet, which might well paralyse this vital nerve centre of the Empire; the British Navy would necessarily be …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-01/243-memorandum-for-mr-w-m-hughes-minister-for-external-affairs
- … in his speech on 30th January in the form of an ultimatum. This seems the least likely hypothesis. (iv) make a sudden air attack without pretext on England and follow up this initial surprise by land and sea operations against the Western … in his speech on 30th January in the form of an ultimatum. This seems the least likely hypothesis. (iv) make a sudden air attack without pretext on England and follow up this initial surprise by land and sea operations against the Western …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-02/10-mr-m-macdonald-uk-secretary-of-state-for-dominion-affairs-to-mr-ja-lyons-prime-minister
- … further it was a matter for consideration as to whether the Dominions should not be advised. The Secretary of State for Air [5] remarked that this advice would no doubt be a shock. The First Lord of the Admiralty [6] said in the course of the … further it was a matter for consideration as to whether the Dominions should not be advised. The Secretary of State for Air [5] remarked that this advice would no doubt be a shock. The First Lord of the Admiralty [6] said in the course of the …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-02/42-note-by-mr-js-duncan-acting-high-commissioner-in-london-of-conversation-with-maj-gen-hl-ismay-secretary-of-uk-committee-
- … dwelt largely on this last point. 10 Scottish industrialist; Director-General of Aircraft Production and President of the Air Council 1918. 11 R. V. Wilson, Honorary Minister and Australian delegate to the 1923 Imperial Economic Conference; … dwelt largely on this last point. 10 Scottish industrialist; Director-General of Aircraft Production and President of the Air Council 1918. 11 R. V. Wilson, Honorary Minister and Australian delegate to the 1923 Imperial Economic Conference; …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-18/6