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- The Albanese Government welcomes Export Finance Australia's credit approved loan facility of up to US$150 million to shipbuilder Austal to help it expand its shipyard in Alabama in the United State
- In April, the Albanese Labor Government pledged to send five new trade and investment missions to priority markets.
- After nearly three decades relying on the National Visitor Survey, Tourism Research Australia is adopting a new, higher quality and innovative way of measuring domestic travel, with the rollout of
- With Southeast Asia on track to become the world’s fourth-largest economy by 2040, Australia is working to tap this huge potential, including with a trade and investment mission to Malaysia this we
- [Acknowledgments omitted] The CPTPP is a symbol of what can be achieved through regional engagement in the face of global pressure.
- Every day Aussie businesses export some of the world's best agricultural, industrial and technological products to every corner of the globe.
- Andrew Clennell: Joining me live now is the Trade Minister, Don Farrell. Don Farrell, thanks for your time.
- Patricia Karvelas: Trade Minister Don Farrell is in Paris at the moment, meeting with his European counterparts on the sidelines of the OECD Ministerial Council Meeting.
- This week, I will travel to France to lead Australia’s delegation to the OECD Ministerial Council Meeting and meet with counterparts to advance Australia’s trade interests and advocate for the rule
- Today, I met with my counterparts from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and New Zealand to discuss how we can work together to address challenges to the rules-based trading system
- Kieran Gilbert, Host: Joining me live in the studio is the Minister for Trade and Tourism, Don Farrell. Thanks for your time. A lot to talk about.
- Journalist: Good afternoon, Minister. Has the Prime Minister's discussions with people in the EU had any kind of impact on EU trade negotiations?
- Journalist: Thank you for joining us. Congratulations on Labor's win. Firstly, it's removed two leaders, Peter Dutton and Adam Bandt, at the last count.
- Karl Stefanovic, Host: Fair bit going on in the world this morning. Trade Minister Don Farrell joins us now live from Canberra. Minister, good morning to you.
- James Glenday, Host: On federal politics, Don Farrell joins us now from Parliament House. Don, good morning and welcome back to News Breakfast.
- Peter Stefanovic: Well, let's go to Canberra now. Joining us live is the Trade Minister, Don Farrell. Minister, it is good to see you this morning.
- The Albanese Labor Government is investing $24.2 million dollars to deliver additional border services at airports, including a major boost to Perth airport to help cement the city as a world class
- To help Australian tourism operators tap into the rapidly growing Filipino and Thai visitor markets, the Albanese Government is launching two new training programs.
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- Tourism Ministers met in Adelaide on 21 March 2025 to discuss their collective and continued efforts to supporting Australia’s travel and tourism industry.