Marise Payne: Thank you very much, and good morning ladies and gentlemen. Let me also acknowledge the traditional owners of the land on which we meet and pay my respects to their elders past and...
REPORTER:Minister, good morning and welcome to AM.MINISTER:Good morning, Sabra.REPORTER:How do you interpret Kim Jong-un’s decision to hold off on missile tests?MINISTER:Well I think the most...
JULIE BISHOP:Thank you for being here this afternoon. I am delighted to join with my colleague in Defence Minister Senator Marise Payne to welcome to Sydney Boris Johnson, the Foreign Secretary of...
MINISTER BISHOP: Good afternoon. On behalf of the Minister for Defence, Senator Marise Payne, I would like to say how...
KIM LANDERS: Well, terrorism and North Korea are expected to dominate when...
JAMES MCGRATH:This afternoon was a very good meeting, listening to the stories of residents who have been impacted upon by the contamination. So it was very good for myself and the Minister of...
PRIME MINISTER:... Vice Admiral Griggs representing the CDF, Admiral Immediate representing the Chief of Navy and Brendan Sergeant the Deputy Secretary from the Department of Defence. What we are...
E&OE… PATRICIA KARVELAS:As you may have heard today, the US has asked Australia to commit more troops in Afghanistan – this comes ahead of a NATO meeting later this month.Senator Marise...
JULIE BISHOP I want to thank our Japanese hosts, Ministers Kishida and Inada, for welcoming us to Tokyo at this time for our seventh 2+2 meeting, that is the Foreign and Defence Ministers...
KIM LANDERS: Well the Defence Minister is Marise Payne. She's in Japan with the Foreign Minister, Julie Bishop, for high-level security talks which will focus on the heightened tensions over...
JULIE BISHOP Minister Payne and I are in Tokyo at an opportune moment because we are to meet this afternoon with the defence and foreign affairs ministers on...
E&OEJONATHAN GREEN:Julie Bishop, Foreign Minister, Defence Minister Marise Payne currently in Japan for talks on regional security. There's a bit of talk, that sort of talk, about elsewhere...
BARRIE CASSIDY: Now next up, our program guest this morning to discuss the latest developments in Syria. We’re joined by the Defence Minister Marise Payne. Good morning, welcome. MARISE...
PRIME MINISTER: As you know, on the 4th of April, the Syrian regime of Bashar al-Assad committed a shocking war crime against the people of Syria with a chemical attack at Khan Sheikhoun in Idlib...
MARISE PAYNE: It’s a great pleasure to be here this afternoon in Airlie Beach in Queensland with my colleague Michael Keenan, the Minister for Justice; with Senator Ian Macdonald; George...
FRAN KELLY: Well Cyclone Debbie may have calmed down, but the devastation wrought by the cyclone is far from over. Now the central Queensland city of Rockhampton is bracing for major flooding...
MEMBER FOR GILMORE, ANN SUDMALIS MP:Welcome to the beautiful HMAS Albatross and a beautiful day – it’s not raining. I am not going to spend a lot of time but this is a very, very fine...
MARISE PAYNE [Inaudible]. I am grateful to welcome to the beautiful Heritage Centre here at [indistinct], and it is my absolute pleasure today to have had the opportunity to welcome and meet...
MINISTER: Good morning ladies and gentlemen, and I also acknowledge the traditional owners of the land on which we meet here at ADFA this morning and pay my respects to their elders past and...
MINISTER Prime Minister, parliamentary colleagues, ladies and gentlemen, Chief of Air Force Leo Davies and Marillyn Hewson from Lockheed Martin. There’s nothing like landing two JSFs in Australia...
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