The Albanese Government is delivering on our ambitious trade diversification agenda through the entry into force of the landmark free trade agreement with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on 1 October.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese commended the UAE for its successful hosting of COP28 and reaffirmed Australia’s support for the UAE Consensus. His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan ...

PRIME MINISTER: Well, Lulu import large quantities of our beef, including different levels of quality that they're selling here. It's a source of pride that I think we have the best products in the ...

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has concluded his official visit to the United Kingdom. In London, the Prime Minister met with Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Sir Keir Starmer, to discuss ...

Australia helped to draft the United Nations charter. And we were part of the first peacekeeping operation under UN authority, supporting independence for Indonesia. As an economy engaged in the ...

An essential message that each of us can send to our citizens is this: it is not too late. If we act now and move with common purpose, then we can do more than just guard against the very worst. We ...

Our Future Made in Australia Agenda invests in the full life-cycle of projects: upfront capital, innovation and research – and production incentives. Including new production tax credits for processed ...

Effective today, Sunday the 21st of September 2025, the Commonwealth of Australia formally recognises the independent and sovereign State of Palestine. In doing so, Australia recognises the legitimate ...

Papua New Guinea and Australia have agreed on the text of a Mutual Defence Treaty, which will be signed following Cabinet processes in both countries. The signing of the Papua New Guinea-Australia ...

This is a sensible but overdue step to protect young Australians at a critical stage of their development, giving them three more years to build real world connections and online resilience. Three ...

Australia does want to see increased peace and stability around the world. That's why tomorrow, I will attend a major a conference on the two-state solution, hosted by France and Saudi Arabia.

Nearly 78 years ago, Australia was proud to be the first member of the United Nations to vote for the plan that made the modern state of Israel possible. The international community’s vision for a ...