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- This week we will travel to Marrakesh, Morocco, to lead Australia's delegation to the 22nd Conference of the Parties (COP22) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
- The Minister for Foreign Affairs Julie Bishop and the Minister for Justice Michael Keenan announced that the Australian Government will develop measures to stop child sex offenders from travelling
- The Australian Government today reaffirmed Australia's strong commitment to effective global action on climate change with the ratification of both the Paris Agreement on climate change and the Doh
- Today we announce the appointment of Dr Tobias Feakin as Australia's inaugural Ambassador for Cyber Affairs.
- EDDIE MCGUIRE: The Foreign Minister of Australia, Julie Bishop, to speak about the election of Donald Trump.
- JOURNALIST: The election of Donald Trump to the White House could lead to the biggest shake up in international relations in decades.
- JOURNALIST: I was able to get just a couple of minutes with the Foreign Minister Julie Bishop who is very busy this morning obviously. I recorded the interview.
- JOURNALIST: Back home, the government has vowed to work with Donald Trump to ensure our relationship remains as strong as ever with the US.
- JOURNALIST: Foreign Minister Julie Bishop is with us from Canberra. Good morning Minister. JULIE BISHOP: Good morning.
- JOURNALIST: Australia will not be immune from the shake up and our Foreign Minister Julie Bishop's in our Parliament House studios. Julie Bishop, welcome back to Breakfast.
- JOURNALIST: Minister thanks so much for your time.
- JOURNALIST: For more on the implications on Australia and the region I was joined a short time ago by the Foreign Minister Julie Bishop.
- What a delight it is to be here again at the Straight Talk National Summit and if there have been six Summits then I have attended six Summits!
- JOURNALIST: We're going to leave our colleagues there at ABC America and return to them shortly, because right now the Foreign Minister of Australia, Julie Bishop, joins me in Canb
- JULIE BISHOP: Thank you for gathering here this afternoon. The vote for the 45th President of the United States is continuing.
- JOURNALIST: Minister, do you think that Hillary Clinton still has a chance or is a Donald Trump Presidency almost certain?
- JOURNALIST: I spoke with Foreign Minister Julie Bishop a short time ago.
- JOURNALIST: Joining us now on the line is Australia's Foreign Minister Julie Bishop. Ms Bishop, good evening.
- JULIE BISHOP: I can think of few elections that are likely to have more impact on Australia's economic and strategic interests than this race to the 45th Presidency of the United S
- JOURNALIST: On the line from Parliament House Canberra, our Foreign Affairs Minister in Australia, Julie Bishop – Minister good afternoon.