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- Excellencies, High Commissioners, Mr Tom Harley the Chairman of the Menzies Research Centre, Nick Cater the Executive Director, the authors Stephen Bolton and Rochelle Ball, my parliamentary collea
- JULIE BISHOP: Good morning.
- Today I am proposing new and expanded autonomous sanctions in response to North Korea's reckless and dangerous nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
- Today we announce Australia will contribute funding towards a United Nations mechanism that lays the groundwork for future criminal prosecutions of those responsible for atrocities in Syria.
- Today the Prime Minister announced the addition of Surabaya to Australia's diplomatic network.
- Good morning ladies and gentlemen, friends of Ireland, friends of Australia, and I acknowledge our Ambassador to Ireland, Ambassador Andrews, and Ambassador to Australia from Ireland à Caollai.
- NEWS ANCHOR:The Minister for Foreign Affairs, Charlie Flanagan met with his Australian counterpart, Julie Bishop for talks in Dublin today.
- JOURNALIST: Minister, so you mentioned there some opportunities that will arise between Ireland and Australia as a result of Brexit.
- MINISTER FLANAGAN: I hope to see some of the photos taken today in your missives to your constituents, minister, and I know many of your constituents have Irish heritage.
- JOURNALIST: Good morning to you Julie, always great to have you as part of Triple M's Hot Breakfast. JULIE BISHOP: Good morning. Greetings from Washington DC.
- JULIE BISHOP: I have had a series of meetings this afternoon while in London. I have met with Secretary Boris Johnson and also with Secretary David Davis.
- JOURNALIST: Minister, thanks for your time. First of all, first and foremost was that phone call between Mr Trump and Mr Turnbull mentioned during your talks with Secretary Tillerson?
- JOURNALIST: Foreign Minister, good morning to you. This was a key diplomatic meeting with Mr Tillerson. What was top of the agenda?
- JOURNALIST: The Foreign Minister Julie Bishop is in Washington, meeting senior members of the Trump administration as the two nations smooth out the rough start of that infamous phone call between
- JOURNALIST: Julie Bishop, thank you for joining us. Donald Trump was being disrespectful to the Prime Minister and Australia in the past. How were the talks today? Did they smooth over relations?
- I will visit the United Kingdom and Ireland from 23 to 24 February to strengthen bilateral relations and advance the Australian Government's economic diplomacy and innovation agendas.
- Thank you Ambassador, I'm delightedto be here today in Washington, for there are few countries with a closerrelationship than Australia and the United States.
- JULIE BISHOP: I'm pleased to be here in Washington DC. I have takenthis opportunity to meet with members of the new Trump Administration,including Vice President Mike Pence today.
- I will visit Washington DC from 20-22 February to meet with Vice President Mike Pence and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
- Today I announce the selection of 15 social entrepreneurs from across our region for the Australia-ASEAN Emerging Leaders Program (A2ELP), to be held in Melbourne and Sydney in March.