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Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Today I announce the appointment of Mr Brek Batley as Australia’s first resident Ambassador to the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI). Australia’s new diplomatic mission in Majuro reflects our ongoing commitment to a resilient and prosperous Pacific. Australia has an enduring bilateral relationship with RMI. Australia was the second country to recognise RMI’s sovereignty in 1987. We have a shared commitment to an open and prosperous North Pacifi...

Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Today I announce the appointment of Ms Adelle Neary as Australia’s next Consul-General in Chengdu. The Consulate-General in Chengdu is one of five Australian diplomatic missions in mainland China, supporting our wide-ranging bilateral interests in China’s fast-growing southwest provinces of Sichuan, Yunnan and Guizhou, and the municipality of Chongqing. The region is home to over 200 million people and has a combined GDP of $2.3 trillion (2020). The C...

AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION – People with too much fat around their midsections and vital organs are at increased risk for heart disease, even if their body mass index falls within what is considered a healthy range, according to a new scientific report. The statement from the American Heart Association, published April 22 in its journal Circulation, summarizes research on the ways in which belly fat and other measures of obesity affect heart health. Belly fat also is referred to as abdo...

Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment Dan Tehan visited Maldives to discuss COVID-19 and the global economic recovery, trade and investment links, and collaboration on education, climate change and environmental challenges. Mr Tehan met with Speaker of the People’s Majlis and former President Mohamed Nasheed, and participated in a roundtable with ministerial counterparts covering economic development, tourism, and higher education. Australia and Ma...

By www.iHeartToby.com Apr 22, 2021 It’s not just the world that has come to a screeching halt during COVID-19, many people feel their own bodies are slowing down too. A new study finds nearly one in five people believe their metabolism has slowed during the pandemic. More than half believe the crisis has altered their metabolism for good. YIKES! That’s according to a recent survey conducted by OnePoll on behalf of V Shred Fitness, the survey also suggests that this problem has a connecti...

By www.iHeartToby.com Apr 22, 2021 It’s not just the world that has come to a screeching halt during COVID-19, many people feel their own bodies are slowing down too. A new study finds nearly one in five people believe their metabolism has slowed during the pandemic. More than half believe the crisis has altered their metabolism for good. YIKES! That’s according to a recent survey conducted by OnePoll on behalf of V Shred Fitness, the survey also suggests that this problem has a connecti...

By www.iHeartToby.com Apr 22, 2021 It’s not just the world that has come to a screeching halt during COVID-19, many people feel their own bodies are slowing down too. A new study finds nearly one in five people believe their metabolism has slowed during the pandemic. More than half believe the crisis has altered their metabolism for good. YIKES! That’s according to a recent survey conducted by OnePoll on behalf of V Shred Fitness, the survey also suggests that this problem has a connecti...

Date Time Quantum ethics project awarded DFAT grant The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) has awarded the Centre for International Security Studies (CISS) $800,000 over two years to develop accords for the ethical use of quantum technologies. Announced by the Honourable Marise Payne, Minister for Foreign Affairs, the grant is part of the Australia-India Cyber and Critical Technology Partnership which promotes a free, open and rules-based Indo-Pacific region. “This is the...

Download 4.30 MB Emmas daughter Isabella was born last year with a rare birth defect. She has had to have several surgeries and is still seriously unwell. Emma, who needs to stay home to care for Isabella full-time, is desperate to have her own mum travel from the United Kingdom to help support the family. But theyve been rejected for a compassionate Covid-19 travel exemption 10 times. Now, Emma is worried she cant keep a roof over her childrens head. Duration: 9min 23sec

The 77 Percent: Are African countries facing an obesity crisis? We look at why obesity is becoming a problem in various African countries. Is it a lack of exercise, bad food, or are our lifestyles becoming increasingly lazy? We hear from a street debate in Uganda and a group of women sweating it out at a fitness bootcamp in South Africa. Listen to audio 19:59 Share