We all have a responsibility to make the online world safer for our kids.
It’s a belief @tim_cook and I share.
Today at Apple HQ, we spoke about what we’re doing to protect children from online harm and the work ahead.
Australia's the best country on earth.
As Chair of the National Australia Day Council, Melissa Doyle will celebrate the people who make our nation so great.
For 70 years, TV has kept Australians entertained, informed and connected.
From Hey Hey It’s Saturday all the way through to Married at First Sight, Nine has been there every step of the way.
We’ll always back Australian stories and the people who tell them, and it was great to celebrate with the team tonight.
Australia and the United States have stood side by side for 75 years 🇦🇺🇺🇸
Our Alliance is built on trust and shaped by democratic values.
Today I met with members of the U.S. Congress as we work together towards a stronger future.
Melbourne to Coffs Harbour without hitting a single traffic light or roundabout.
That’s now possible with the new M1 extension to Raymond Terrace opening this Friday.
It means less time stuck in traffic, safer local roads and a faster trip through the Hunter.
And it’s created thousands of jobs along the way, with 70% of the workforce coming from right here in the Hunter.
Climate change is the Pacific’s greatest threat. But clean energy is one of its biggest opportunities.
That’s why Australia has brought clean energy to schools, healthcare centres and communities right across the Pacific.
This massive solar and battery project will provide 25% of the power Palau needs.
Because Australia is stronger when the Pacific can power its own future.
Strengthening our ties in the Pacific makes Australia’s economy stronger and our nation safer.
That’s why we’re stepping up our relationship with Tonga and negotiating our new Kaume’a Ofi partnership.
Prime Minister Fakafānua, I look forward to what we’ll continue to achieve together.
Whether it’s dealing with transnational crime or climate change, we need to work across borders.
Here at the Pacific Islands Forum, that’s exactly what we’re doing.
From independence right through to our new alliance, Australia has stood with PNG.
Our relationship is special, and our work together delivers for both our nations.
Great to catch up with Prime Minister Marape again today.
Australia is Naoero’s closest security and trading partner.
It’s a partnership that creates real opportunities, from scholarships for students to workers building skills in regional Australian communities.
President Adeang and I signed a Treaty in 2024 to make our partnership even stronger.
Today we met again to continue that work.
Australia and Palau are getting closer.
We’re adding more flights between Brisbane and Koror, boosting tourism and creating new opportunities.
And we’re building more renewables to give Palau cleaner, more reliable power.
President Whipps and I met today to discuss what comes next for our partnership.
Pacific nations have led the world on climate action. Because here, it’s already part of everyday life.
That climate leadership continues today.
We’re supporting Fiji and Tuvalu to host Pre-COP, bringing the world’s attention to the Pacific to see what’s at stake.
Great to get an update from Tuvalu Prime Minister Feleti Teo and Fiji Minister for Foreign Affairs Sakiasi Dikota.