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- A World Trade Organization (WTO) panel has been established to hear China’s claims regarding Australia’s anti-dumping and countervailing measures on stainless steel sinks, railway wheels and wind t
- Peter Stefanovic: We're going to go back to Sydney Airport now.
- Madeleine Morris: We're joined now by federal Tourism Minister Dan Tehan, who's at Sydney Airport and has not come underdressed for the party.
- Allison Langdon: And Tourism Minister Dan Tehan is at Sydney International Airport. Minister, no doubt you are standing by with a jar of Vegemite to greet the tourists.
- Ross Stevenson: Tourism and Trade Minister Dan Tehan, Minister, good morning to you. Dan Tehan: Ross, how are you?
- Patricia Karvelas: Dan Tehan is the Minister for Tourism and Trade, he joins us now from Sydney Airport. Good morning, Minister.
- James Valentine: Dan Tehan is the Minister for Trade and Tourism. He's out at Sydney Airport.
- David Koch: Today, for the first time in almost two years, Australia's border is open for international tourists.
- Australia welcomes back visitors from the rest of the world from today.
- More than 300 marketing resources will be available for free to Australian businesses to help better promote Australian goods and services overseas and attract more investment and visitors under a
- The Morrison Government's $72.7 million Agribusiness Expansion Initiative has helped one of Australia's largest mango growers secure a new deal to export more of its prized fresh produce to the Uni
- The Morrison Government is further strengthening our ties with India, one of Australia’s most important partners in the Indo-Pacific region.
- Peter Stefanovic: Joining us live now is the Trade and Tourism Minister, Dan Tehan. Minister, good morning to you. So when and where is it going to run?
- Greg Jennett: To tease out some of the risk assessments and threats emanating from Eastern Europe we're joined in the studio now by Tourism and Trade Minister Dan Tehan.
- International visitors will be inspired to take a big holiday when they visit Australia with a new tourism marketing campaign to promote the re-opening of our international border.
- Australia will strengthen its tourism links with India to further increase visitor numbers and support local jobs and business by growing one of its largest and most valuable tourist markets.
- Australia is enhancing its engagement across the North East Indian Ocean by investing in maritime and disaster preparedness, and supporting opportunities for trade, investment and connectivity.
- Australia and Lithuania have agreed to strengthen our bilateral relationship, encourage more trade and investment and advance shared strategic interests during a visit by the Minister of Foreign Af
- Neil Mitchell: On the line is the federal Tourism Minister Dan Tehan.