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- David Bevan: Good morning, Simon Birmingham. Simon Birmingham: Good morning. David Bevan, good to be with you and good morning to your listeners.
- Australians holidaying in their own backyard this year will be critical to helping our tourism industry get back on its feet, with new quarterly data revealing the impact of the bushfire crisis and
- New export opportunities for Australian farmers, businesses and investors will begin to flow from today with the start of the Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (IA-CE
- Ben Knight: Trade Minister, Simon Birmingham, joins us now from Adelaide. Minister, good morning to you.
- Matthew Pantelis: Good news if you're a producer in South Australia if you're coming up with some of the great food and drink and everything else that we produce here on the land o
- Australian exporters reliant on airfreight will continue to have access to key international export markets, thanks to a $240 million funding injection to help keep international freight routes and
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- Samantha Armytage: Australia's farmers and fishers have been thrown a lifeline — yay — with the Government committing $240 million to help keep international freight routes and fli
- Simon Birmingham: Hey Deb. Good to be with you.
- Matthew Pantelis: Well it's a case of the wattle replacing the kangaroo as Australia's emblem, I suppose, being sold to the world.
- We are pleased to announce the appointment of two new Consuls-General to Austrade posts in Milan and Houston.
- Karl Stefanovic: Well, the Flying Kangaroo is wounded; 6000 workers getting the sack, and this morning, fears more jobs losses are on the horizon as the entire aviation industry fi
- Paul Murray: Simon Birmingham is the Tourism Minister at the federal level and he too thinks it is your patriotic duty, your national duty tonight, to book a holiday in Australia a
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- Paul Murray: Simon Birmingham is the Trade Minister.
- Deborah Knight: Do we really have boomerangs coming from the UK? Well, we’ve got on the line Trade and Tourism Minister Simon Birmingham. He joins us now.
- The UK and Australia may stand almost 10,000 miles apart, but when you look at our shared history, traditions, complementary economies, model of government and legal systems, not to mention our Ash
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- Aaron Stevens: We’ve got the chance this morning to go straight to the Federal Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment Simon Birmingham. Good morning, thanks for your time.
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