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‘- A List Of Costs Incurred For All The Overseas Travel (flights, Accommodation, Ground Travel, Travel Allowance) For First Nations Ambassador Justin Mohamed From 1 November 2025 To 18 March 2026. -…
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‘- A List Of Costs Incurred For All The Overseas Travel (flights, Accommodation, Ground Travel, Travel Allowance) For First Nations Ambassador Justin Mohamed From 1 November 2025 To 18 March 2026. - A List Of Costs In The Same Format And Over The Same Time Period For Anyone Who Accompanied/supported The First Nations Ambassador. I Agree To The Removal Of Their Names But Please Specify How Many People Accompanied Him On Each Trip. - The Total Number Of Overseas Trips By The First Nations Ambassador Since His Appointment - A Breakdown Of The Destinations By Country - The Total Cost Of His Overseas Travel Since Appointment - The Total Cost Of The Overseas Travel By People Who Accompanied/supported Him - Whether Any Requested Overseas Travel Has Been Rejected Since His Appointment. If So, Provide A Summaries Of The Rejected Requests.’
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The disclosure provides detailed expenditure records for the First Nations Ambassador's international travel. Between 1 November 2025 and 18 March 2026, the Ambassador undertook trips to Vanuatu (costing $3,680.78) and the United Arab Emirates (costing $20,269.91), totalling $23,950.69. Supporting DFAT staff and accompanying business representatives incurred an additional $46,071.54 over the same period. Since his appointment on 7 March 2023, the Ambassador has completed 28 international engagements across 14 destinations including New Zealand, United States, Samoa, Switzerland, Japan, France, Fiji, Solomon Islands, Republic of Marshall Islands, Tuvalu, South Korea, and Papua New Guinea. Total costs since appointment were $343,834.18 for the Ambassador's travel and $456,415.72 for supporting DFAT staff conducting official duties. The document does not indicate whether any requested overseas travel was rejected.
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