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- The Australian Government congratulates Emmanuel Macron onhis election as the President of the Republic of France.
- JULIE BISHOP: I am delighted to welcome to Sydney Gerry Brownlee, the New Zealand ForeignMinister, for his first visit to Australia as Foreign Minister.
- JOURNALIST: Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull isabout to touch down in New York later today for his first face-to-face meetingwith the US President Donald Trump.
- Chancellor, distinguished guests, graduates and their families, ladies and gentlemen.
- JOURNALIST: Minister is there anything more the Federal Government can do for Cassandra Sainsbury?
- YourExcellencies, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to my home town of Perth for theKimberley Process Intersessional meeting.
- TodayI welcome delegates to Perth for the Kimberley Process Intersessional meeting,the first of two meetings Australia will host as Chair of the Process in 2017.
- Today I visit Estonia to build closer diplomatic, strategic and economic relations with one of the most technologically advanced countries in the world.
- The Australian Government willprovide an additional $110 million over three years in humanitarian andstabilisation assistance for Iraq.
- JOURNALIST: The Dawn Service is due to get underway shortly in Gallipoli.
- I will represent the Australian Government at ANZAC Day commemorations on the Gallipoli Peninsula in Turkey on 24-25 April.
- On Friday, we launched the inaugural Australia-China High-Level Security Dialogue, with Secretary Meng Jianzhu, head of the Chinese Communist Party's Central Commission for Political and Legal Affa
- Today I announce that the Australian Government will provide a package of assistance to address the immediate needs of the people of Yemen.
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- JULIE BISHOP I want to thank our Japanese hosts, Ministers Kishida and Inada, for welcoming us to Tokyo at this time for our seventh 2+2 meeting, that is the Foreign and Def
- JULIE BISHOP Minister Payne and I are in Tokyo at an opportune moment because we are to meet this afternoon with the defence and foreign affairs ministers on matters of bila
- JOURNALIST: World leaders are meeting in Japan this morning as North Koreaintensifies concerns over its nuclear program with a vow to launch missiletests every week.
- Minister Kishi, Minister Ciobo, parliamentarians, Ambassador and Mrs Court, friends of Australia, friends of Japan.
- JOURNALIST: The Foreign Affairs Minister is Julie Bishop and she joins me on the line. Minister, good morning. JULIE BISHOP: Good morning.
- JOURNALIST: Withme now is the Foreign Minister Julie Bishop for more on this. Thank you foryour time this afternoon. JULIEBISHOP: Good Afternoon.