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- … more than a small proportion of them. We are therefore still short of what we consider should be the minimum shore based air force strength in the Indian Ocean theatre. (c) Our plans for naval reinforcements of the Eastern Fleet have had to be … more than a small proportion of them. We are therefore still short of what we consider should be the minimum shore based air force strength in the Indian Ocean theatre. (c) Our plans for naval reinforcements of the Eastern Fleet have had to be …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-06/41-churchill-to-curtin
- … figures should be considered. 13 Scottish industrialist; Director-General of Aircraft Production and President of the Air Council 1918. 14 Rupert Beckett, Chairman of the Yorkshire Post and Deputy Chairman of the Westminster Bank. 15 Leopold … figures should be considered. 13 Scottish industrialist; Director-General of Aircraft Production and President of the Air Council 1918. 14 Rupert Beckett, Chairman of the Yorkshire Post and Deputy Chairman of the Westminster Bank. 15 Leopold …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-18/124
- … of Trade 1922-24; Assistant Postmaster-General 1924-29. 7 Sir Philip Sassoon, Conservative M.P.; Under-Secretary for Air 1924-29. 8 Lord Beaverbrook, Chief Proprietor of the Daily Express, Sunday Express and Evening Standard. 9 Conservative … of Trade 1922-24; Assistant Postmaster-General 1924-29. 7 Sir Philip Sassoon, Conservative M.P.; Under-Secretary for Air 1924-29. 8 Lord Beaverbrook, Chief Proprietor of the Daily Express, Sunday Express and Evening Standard. 9 Conservative …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-18/245
- … CONTAINERS HOLDING LESS THAN 1.4 KG EACH 0.83 2008929035 FRUIT MIXTURES WITH PEACHES OR PEARS PACKED IN LIQUID MEDIUM IN AIR TIGHT CONTAINERS HOLDING GREATER THAN 1.4 KG 0.75 2008929040 FRUIT MIXTURES CONTAININGORANGES OR GRAPEFRUIT PACKED IN … CONTAINERS HOLDING LESS THAN 1.4 KG EACH 0.83 2008929035 FRUIT MIXTURES WITH PEACHES OR PEARS PACKED IN LIQUID MEDIUM IN AIR TIGHT CONTAINERS HOLDING GREATER THAN 1.4 KG 0.75 2008929040 FRUIT MIXTURES CONTAININGORANGES OR GRAPEFRUIT PACKED IN …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/trade-investment/australia-united-states-free-trade-agreement/Pages/chapter-three-agriculture
- … in Iraq. Nuclear activities leave indicatorsminute traceson building surfaces, in plants and soil, in water, and in the air. Detection of such traces can indicate the existence of undeclared nuclear activities; remote surveillancethe use of … in Iraq. Nuclear activities leave indicatorsminute traceson building surfaces, in plants and soil, in water, and in the air. Detection of such traces can indicate the existence of undeclared nuclear activities; remote surveillancethe use of …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/corporate/annual-reports/asno-annual-report-1999-2000/Pages/current-topics
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- … Some 46,000 Australians lost their lives on the Western Front during the First World War. Each year many Australians travel to the Western Front to participate in commemorative activities and visit the grave sites. The Government's decision … 2024), with the balance of trade strongly in France's favour. Australia's top exports to France were coal, recreational travel, oil-seeds and oleaginous fruits, aircraft, spacecraft and parts, confidential items of trade and financial services. Australia's largest imports from France were recreational travel, perfumery and cosmetics, confidential items of trade, medicaments, transport services and alcoholic beverages. …https://dfat.gov.au/geo/france/france-country-brief
- … directly affected by problems in international aviation and shipping. These include capacity constraints at Japan's main air and seaports, especially Narita, which handles 60 per cent of outbound passengers and 70 per cent of international air cargo with only one runway. Other major issues include rigid fare structures, high operating and expansion costs, low … directly affected by problems in international aviation and shipping. These include capacity constraints at Japan's main air and seaports, especially Narita, which handles 60 per cent of outbound passengers and 70 per cent of international air …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/Pages/a-new-japan
- … will provide a deputy CEO in the Papua New Guinea Civil Aviation Authority to assist Papua New Guinea maintain its air safety management and governance at a high level. Australian Customs would place an official in Papua New Guinea Customs … will provide a deputy CEO in the Papua New Guinea Civil Aviation Authority to assist Papua New Guinea maintain its air safety management and governance at a high level. Australian Customs would place an official in Papua New Guinea Customs …https://dfat.gov.au/geo/papua-new-guinea/australia-papua-new-guinea-ministerial-forums/15th-australia-papua-new-guinea-ministerial-forum-joint-statement
- … ties, raising awareness among young people of Australia and Papua New Guinea's shared history, and streamlining travel arrangements. Ministers welcomed the outcomes of the 30th Anniversary Torres Strait Joint Advisory Council (JAC) and … Pacific Maritime Security Program. Ministers announced their support for Australia providing two helicopters to the PNGDF Air Transport Wing under the Defence Cooperation Program for a further three years. 10. Ministers noted Australia and Papua … Pacific Maritime Security Program. Ministers announced their support for Australia providing two helicopters to the PNGDF Air Transport Wing under the Defence Cooperation Program for a further three years. 10. Ministers noted Australia and Papua …https://dfat.gov.au/geo/papua-new-guinea/australia-papua-new-guinea-ministerial-forums/24th-australia-papua-new-guinea-ministerial-forum-joint-communique