Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
… Documents … Created Or Received Between 1 February 2026 And 6 May 2026 Inclusive: All Documents (including Emails, Letters, File Notes, Briefing Notes, Ministerial Submissions, Meeting Requests,…
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… Documents … Created Or Received Between 1 February 2026 And 6 May 2026 Inclusive: All Documents (including Emails, Letters, File Notes, Briefing Notes, Ministerial Submissions, Meeting Requests, Calendar Invitations, Meeting Agendas, Meeting Minutes, Records Of Conversation, And SMS Or Other Electronic Messages On Official Accounts) That Record Or Relate To Communications Between: The Minister For Trade And Tourism, The Minister's Office, Or Officers Of Dfat; And IOR Pty Ltd, IOR Group, IOR Petroleum Pty Ltd, IOR Energy Pty Ltd, IOR Supply & Trading, Or Any Related Or Successor Entity Within The IOR Corporate Group (collectively "ior"), Or Any Director, Employee, Contractor, Agent Or Other Person Making Representations On Behalf Of IOR — Including But Not Limited To Registered Lobbyists, And Unregistered Third Parties.
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DFAT released correspondence from May 2026 regarding meetings between the Minister for Trade and Tourism and IOR Pty Ltd, an energy company. Internal DFAT emails document coordination between the Resources & Energy Section and other departments to prepare briefing materials for a ministerial meeting with IOR Fuels. The correspondence references a prior meeting between IOR and another minister (identified as Minister Bowen) and indicates DFAT was seeking to ensure consistent government messaging on an unspecified matter (redacted under s 47(1)(b)). The emails show inter-agency coordination efforts and requests for input from relevant sections by end of business to finalize briefing documents for the scheduled ministerial engagement.
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