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- Michael Rowland: Trade and Acting Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Birmingham joins us now from Parliament House. Minister good morning.
- Sabra Lane: Good morning and welcome to AM. Simon Birmingham: Good morning Sabra.
- Simon Birmingham: Today the Labor Party made the extraordinary decision that they were not going to support the entirety of the Coalition Government's plans for tax relief.
- David Speers: I want to continue on this front, talk about what we can expect at the G20 but also the tax cut debate back here.
- Simon Birmingham: Well thanks very much for coming along today.
- Leigh Sales: The new Parliament returns next week and the Coalition's key election promise, its tax cut package, is in the balance.
- David Koch: Acting Treasurer and Trade Minister Simon Birmingham joins me now.
- Tom Connell: It is the Trade Minister Simon Birmingham joining us from our Adelaide studio. Thanks very much for your time today.
- Simon Birmingham: Thanks so much for coming along today. I want to deliver to Mr Albanese today a bit of a brick bat, a small bouquet, and a real call to action.
- Narelle Graham: We're not getting enough international visitors here in South Australia and the ones that we are getting, aren't spending enough.
- Simon Birmingham: I'd like to make some comments as Acting Minister for Foreign Affairs, on behalf of the Government and particularly Foreign Minister Payne who is in Papua New Gui
- Record numbers of tourists from South and South East Asia are spearheading strong growth in new and emerging markets, according to the latest International Visitor Survey released today.
- David Bevan: …Super Wednesday panelists, in the studio Amanda Rishworth Labor MP for Kingston. Amanda Rishworth: Good morning.
- Fran Kelly: Trade Minister Simon Birmingham joins us from Tokyo, fresh from the G20 trade talks. Minister thanks very much for joining us.
- Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment Simon Birmingham and Minister for Industry, Science and Technology Karen Andrews will attend the G20 Ministerial Meeting on Trade and the Digital Economy
- Australia's trade surplus reached a record high last quarter, highlighting the important contribution of the nation's export sector to the Australian economy and to creating more jobs.
- Minister for Youth and Sport Richard Colbeck will join Australian business and sports luminaries at the third annual AFL match in Shanghai today, celebrating the deepening cultural and commercial r
- Kieran Gilbert: Joining me this morning is the ongoing Trade Minister Simon Birmingham to be sworn in and obviously it is a big day isn't it, particularly for new ministers, but fo
- Jonathan Green: Scott Morrison has unveiled his new cabinet team over the weekend and in the characteristic style of this government they are getting down to business.
- Simon Birmingham: I will be happy to serve in the Trade portfolio or however else the Prime Minister chooses.