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A new $110 million initiative will back Australia's agricultural and fisheries sector by helping them export their high-quality produce into key overseas markets, with return flights bringing back vital medical supplies, medicines and equipme

Australia and 15 other members of the World Trade Organization have agreed to establish an interim arrangement to bring appeals and solve trade disputes.

The Australian Government is facilitating commercial charter flights to bring hundreds of Australians home from Peru and Uruguay over the coming days.

The COVID-19 pandemic is a serious global crisis. As part of our collective response to combat COVID-19, Australia, Brunei Darussalam, Canada, Chile, the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, New Zealand and Singapore are committed to maintaining open and connected supply chains. 

The Australian Government strongly objects to the formal indictment of Australian citizen and academic Dr Yang Hengjun (Dr Yang Jun) in China on suspicion of espionage.

COVID-19 is affecting hundreds of thousands of Australians who are travelling abroad, disrupting their movement and in some cases making it difficult for them to return to Australia. We acknowledge that this is an anxious time for many Australians and their loved ones.

At this time when so many Australians are affected by the global challenges arising from COVID-1, Minister Payne is also concerned for the health, safety and wellbeing of Australians unjustly detained overseas.

Australia and Singapore have completed negotiations for a landmark agreement to harness digital transformation and technology to expand trade and economic ties in our region.

The Australian Government has announced that visitors will be able to access iconic Commonwealth national parks for free from 16 March to 31 December 2020.

Minister Hawke has travelled to Papua New Guinea to discuss shared priorities and Australia’s support for the nation’s economic reform process.