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DFAT
DFAT
Released
LEX13796
6 pages
PDF
The release comprises an email chain of six pages, dated 1 to 12 December 2025 with a forwarding email of 12 June 2026, between staff at the Australian Embassy to Belgium and Luxembourg and Mission to the EU and NATO. The correspondence, initiated by the Public Affairs Manager…
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DFAT
DFAT
Released
LEX13606
89 pages
PDF
The release comprises DFAT Budget Estimates briefing material and related correspondence on Japan child abduction and custody, dated from early 2023 and covering the period to mid-2023. The records include key messages, question-and-answer briefs, background notes, a…
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DFAT
DFAT
Released
LEX13764
4 pages
PDF
The released material is a single DFAT cable dated 27 February 2026, sent from Vienna to Canberra and copied to a range of posts and the IAEA Board of Governors group, titled "IAEA: Iran: Update ahead of March Board of Governors meeting". It reports on a 24 February discussion…
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DFAT
DFAT
Released
LEX13747
1 page
PDF
This document provides a detailed breakdown of Ambassador Nankervis' international travel expenses as Australia's Climate Change Ambassador between September 2025 and May 2026. Seven trips are documented, visiting the Pacific region (Solomon Islands, Fiji, Vanuatu, Papua New…
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DFAT
DFAT
Released
LEX13598
29 pages
PDF
DFAT released limited correspondence regarding former Prime Minister Abbott's September 2019 attendance at the Budapest Demography Summit, organized under Prime Minister Orbán's signature. Internal emails show the Australian Embassy in Vienna notified Canberra of Abbott's…
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DFAT
DFAT
Released
LEX13667
17 pages
PDF
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…
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DFAT
DFAT
Released
LEX13713
29 pages
PDF
DFAT released a Head Arrangement agreement effective 1 July 2022 governing inter-agency service delivery between DFAT and Home Affairs at Australian overseas posts. The arrangement, initially running until 30 June 2027 with potential three-year extension, establishes guiding…
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DFAT
DFAT
Released
LEX13502
46 pages
PDF
DFAT documents from 2022-2023 detail correspondence between the National Capital Authority, ACT Government, and DFAT regarding installation of Nishan Sahib (Sikh flag) banners in Canberra's public spaces. The Canberra Sikh Association requested the flag installation for Vaisakhi…
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DFAT
DFAT
Released
LEX13672
24 pages
PDF
The release comprises a seven-page DFAT key messages brief dated 12 May 2026 on Australians in internally displaced persons camps in north-east Syria, together with several Senate Questions on Notice (SQ26-000136 to SQ26-000157) from Senator Michaelia Cash concerning ISIS…
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DFAT
DFAT
Released
LEX13581
39 pages
PDF
DFAT released contingency planning documentation from February-April 2026 addressing potential radiological or nuclear incidents arising from US-Israel-Iran conflict escalation. The declassified crisis response plan outlines DFAT's operational framework prioritizing immediate…
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DFAT
DFAT
Released
LEX13605
223 pages
PDF
DFAT released briefing materials and committee documents from its Program and Results Division addressing safeguarding frameworks for sexual exploitation, abuse and harassment (SEAH) and child protection (CP) between October 2023 and October 2025. The documents show DFAT was…
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DFAT
DFAT
Released
LEX13721
4 pages
PDF
DFAT released formal letters of credence exchanged between the Australian Governor-General and the US President documenting two ambassadorial transitions in April 2026. The first letter appoints Greg Moriarty AO as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the United…
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DFAT
DFAT
Released
LEX13612
49 pages
PDF
In March 2016, the Australian Embassy in Seoul reported to DFAT on documentation requirements for Australian citizens adopting through the Eastern Social Welfare Society (ESWS), South Korea's only adoption agency working with Australia. The embassy documented that ESWS requires…
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DFAT
DFAT
Released
LEX13664
PDF
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DFAT
DFAT
Released
LEX13580
92 pages
PDF
DFAT released documents relating to a Senate farewell reception for the US Ambassador to Australia (Head of Mission) held on 17 March 2026 in the Capitol Building's LBJ Room. The event was hosted by four US Senators (Mark Warner, Jim Risch, Dick Durbin, and Dan Sullivan) and…
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DFAT
DFAT
Released
LEX13518
37 pages
PDF
DFAT released internal email correspondence from October 2025 regarding coordination with the Department of Home Affairs on sanctions considerations in visa processing. The exchange discusses a query from Home Affairs about recent UN sanctions on Belarus or Belarusian nationals.…
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DFAT
DFAT
Released
LEX13615
113 pages
PDF
DFAT released the 2025 Annual Report of the Tuvalu Trust Fund (TTF), a jointly-managed investment fund established under an International Trust Fund Agreement. The report covers the financial year ending 30 September 2025 and documents the fund's governance, investment…
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DFAT
DFAT
Released
LEX13499
52 pages
PDF
This ministerial submission to Foreign Minister Penny Wong from DFAT recommends elevating Australia's travel advice for Israel from "Reconsider your need to travel" (level 3) to "Do not travel" (level 4) following US and Israeli airstrikes on Iran on 28 February 2026. The…
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DFAT
DFAT
Released
LEX13492
44 pages
PDF
DFAT released a standard employment contract template and conditions of service document for locally engaged staff (LES) employed by the Department of Home Affairs at the Australian Embassy in Beijing and other mainland China and Hong Kong posts to perform visa processing…
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DFAT
DFAT
Released
LEX13507
144 pages
PDF
DFAT held internal correspondence and email exchanges tracking workplace fatalities at Rio Tinto's Simandou iron ore project in Guinea during 2025. The released documents show Australian diplomatic posts in West Africa (primarily the High Commission in Accra) monitoring media…