OLI PETERSON: Linda Reynolds is the Defence Minister and she joins you and me on Perth Live. Good afternoon. LINDA REYNOLDS: Good afternoon, Oli. It’s great to be back with you. OLI PETERSON: Should the Government condemn Turkey’s invasion of Northern Syria?
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** E&OE Check against delivery** OLIVER PETERSON: The Australian Government has today committed Defence Force personnel to join a US-led effort to protect the shipping channel in Iran. The Defence Minister Linda Reynolds can tell you more; she joins me on Perth Live. Minister, good afternoon.
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Holden Hill, South Australia Thank you, Sir Angus Houston, for your introduction.
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HOST: As you saw at the top of the program, a big day in Canberra unfolding on the domestic political front, but also an important overseas visitor in the Papua New Guinea Prime Minister, James Marape, talking to Scott Morrison and others about all sorts of issues including border protection, security in our region, and of cours
Good morning everyone and thank you for that warm welcome. It's a privilege to be here today. I want to start by acknowledging the traditional owners of the land, the Whadjuk Noongar people, their elders past and present, and of course acknowledging His Royal Highness, Tupouto'a 'Ulukalala.
9am on Tuesday 9 April 2019 at the University of Adelaide
Transcript 28 March 2019
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SUBJECTS: Australia/China Defence relationship; the detainment of Yang Hengjun; South China Sea. CHRISTOPHER PYNE:
PAUL BEVAN:
Simon, thanks for that introduction. I could almost hear the questions from many of you saying: what would an army experimental test pilot be doing talking to a group of people about maritime allocations of unmanned vehicles?
ALISTAIR MACGIBBON:
I think the introduction was almost longer than the time allocated for me to speak, so I will be brief.
Thank you for that. The CDF (*), High Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, it is good to be here with you. Now, Alex said that the film you saw earlier, they couldn't have made a few years ago. And that is true.
DAVID FAWCETT: Welcome. I know a number of guests who have been recognised already so I won't run through the list except to say welcome. But particularly to Keith Payne and to other members who are or who have served in the defence of Australia, welcome and thank you.
MINISTER PYNE: Well thank you very much for coming along to this press conference this afternoon with myself and the German Defence Minister.
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DARREN CHESTER: Well it’s terrific to be here this morning with the Chief of Army for the Commemorations of the 50th Anniversary of the Battles of Fire Support Bases Coral and Balmoral.
CHRISTOPHER PYNE:
