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Feb 13, 2012 · Enquiries and feedback. For non-urgent enquiries, or to provide feedback on consular services that you've recently received, contact us online. For information on notarial services, email [email protected]. To report a vulnerability you’ve identified on this website or to find out more about the department’s Vulnerability Disclosure Policy …

We focus our effort in areas where we can make the biggest difference. Australia’s development program supports a peaceful, stable, and prosperous future for Australia and our region. Disclaimer: Country borders do not necessarily reflect the Australian Government's official position. All figures are in Australian Dollars.

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The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) engaged work-integrated social enterprise Australian Spatial Analytics (ASA) to build and maintain travel advice maps for the Smartraveller website. These maps are used by Australian travellers for up …

MEKONG-AUSTRALIA PARTNERSHIP (MAP) • At the ASEAN-Australia Special Summit in March 2024, we announced the second phase for MAP with an additional AUD 222.5 million for the next five years • MAP will help to tackle shared development challenges including: - Improving water security and climate change resilience

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Visitors should note the following procedures when visiting the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Visitors must enter at the RG Casey building main entrance on John McEwen Crescent. Pay parking is available on nearby Brisbane Avenue. Mobility parking is available either side of the main entrance on the external sides of the driveway.