List of High Commissioners and Ambassadors from Australia
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The following is the list of High Commissioners and ambassadors from Australia. The High Commissioners and Ambassadors are listed in alphabetical order by country.
The information below was last updated to include appointments made in January 2008.
Updated information can be found on the Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs web site - Media Releases [1]
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[edit] List of High Commissioners
Bangladesh — High Commissioner Douglas Foskett
Brunei — High Commissioner Ruth Adler
Canada — High Commissioner Bill Fisher
Cyprus — High Commissioner Garth Hunt
Fiji — High Commissioner James Batley
Ghana — High Commissioner Billy Williams [2]
India — High Commissioner John McCarthy, AO
Kenya — High Commissioner Lisa Filipetto
Kiribati — High Commissioner Anne Quinane
Malaysia — High Commissioner Penny Williams
Malta — High Commissioner Jurek Juszczyk
Mauritius — High Commissioner Catherine Johnstone
New Zealand — High Commissioner John Dauth, LVO
Nigeria — High Commissioner John Hart
Pakistan — High Commissioner Zorica McCarthy
Papua New Guinea — High Commissioner Chris Moraitis
Samoa — High Commissioner Matthew Anderson
Singapore — High Commissioner Doug Chester
Solomon Islands — High Commissioner Peter Hooton
South Africa — High Commissioner Phillip Green, OAM
Sri Lanka — High Commissioner Ms Kathy Klugman [3]
Tonga — High Commissioner Bruce Hunt
Trinidad and Tobago — High Commissioner John Michell
United Kingdom — High Commissioner John Dauth LVO [4]
Vanuatu — High Commissioner Pablo Kang
[edit] List of Ambassadors
Afghanistan - Ambassador Martin Quinn [5]
Argentina — Ambassador John Richardson
Austria — Ambassador Peter Shannon
Belgium — Ambassador (to the European Union, Belgium and Luxembourg) Alan Thomas
Brazil — Ambassador Neil Mules
Cambodia — Ambassador Margaret Adamson
Chile — Ambassador Crispin Conroy
People's Republic of China — Ambassador Geoff Raby
Croatia — Ambassador Tracy Reid
Denmark — Ambassador Sharyn Minahan
Egypt — Ambassador Robert Bowker
European Union — Ambassador (to the European Union, Belgium and Luxembourg) Alan Thomas
France — Ambassador David Alexander Ritchie [6]
Germany — Ambassador Ian Kemish
Greece — Ambassador Paul Tighe
Hungary — Ambassador Alex Brooking
Indonesia — Ambassador Bill Farmer, AO
Iran — Ambassador Greg Moriarty
Iraq — Ambassador Marc Innes-Brown
Ireland — Ambassador (to the Holy See & Ireland) Anne Plunket
Israel — Ambassador James Larsen
Italy — Ambassador Amanda Vanstone
Japan — Ambassador A. Murray McLean, OAM
Jordan — Ambassador Trevor Peacock
South Korea — Ambassador Peter Rowe
Kuwait — Ambassador Ralph King
Laos — Ambassador Michelle Forster
Lebanon — Ambassador Lyndall Sachs
Luxembourg — Ambassador (to the European Union, Belgium and Luxembourg) Allan Thomas
Federated States of Micronesia — Ambassador Corrinne Tomkinson
Mexico — Ambassador Katrina Cooper
Myanmar — Ambassador Bob Davis
Nepal — Ambassador Graeme Lade
Netherlands — Ambassador Stephen Brady
Philippines — Ambassador Rod Smith [7]
Poland — Ambassador Ian Forsyth
Portugal — Ambassador Luke Williams
Russia — Ambassador Margaret Twomey
Saudi Arabia — Ambassador Kevin Magee [8]
Serbia — Ambassador Clare Birgin
Spain — Ambassador Noel Campbell
Sweden — Ambassador Howard Brown
Switzerland — Ambassador Christine Millar
Thailand — Ambassador Bill Paterson
Timor-Leste — Ambassador Peter Heyward
Turkey — Ambassador Jean Dunn
Ukraine — Ambassador Margaret Twomey
United Arab Emirates — Ambassador Jeremy Bruer
United Nations — Ambassador Robert Hill (Australian politician)
United States — Ambassador Dennis Richardson
Vatican City — Ambassador (to the Holy See & Ireland) Anne Plunkett (Ambassador from 2009 Tim Fischer)
Vietnam — Ambassador Bill Tweddell
Zimbabwe — Ambassador Jon Sheppard
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[edit] References
- ^ Australian Minister of Foreign Affairs (2008-01-22). "Media Release" (in English). http://www.foreignminister.gov.au/releases/index.html.
- ^ Australian Minister of Foreign Affairs (2008-01-10). "Diplomatic Appointment - Ambassador to Ghana" (in English). http://www.foreignminister.gov.au/releases/2008/fa-s011_08.html.
- ^ Australian Minister of Foreign Affairs (2007-12-21). "Diplomatic Appointment - Ambassador to Sri Lanka" (in English). http://www.foreignminister.gov.au/releases/2007/fa-s003_07.html.
- ^ Australian Minister of Foreign Affairs (2008-10-06). "Diplomatic Appointment - High Commissioner to United Kingdom" (in English). http://www.foreignminister.gov.au/releases/2008/fa-s126_08.html.
- ^ Australian Minister of Foreign Affairs (2008-01-22). "Diplomatic Appointment - Ambassador to Afghanistan" (in English). http://www.foreignminister.gov.au/releases/2008/fa-s017_08.html.
- ^ Australian Minister of Foreign Affairs (2008-01-10). "Diplomatic Appointment - Ambassador to France" (in English). http://www.foreignminister.gov.au/releases/2008/fa-s010_08.html.
- ^ Australian Minister of Foreign Affairs (2008-01-22). "Diplomatic Appointment - Ambassador to Philippines" (in English). http://www.foreignminister.gov.au/releases/2008/fa-s018_08.html.
- ^ Australian Minister of Foreign Affairs (2007-12-21). "Diplomatic Appointment - Ambassador to Saudi Arabia" (in English). http://www.foreignminister.gov.au/releases/2007/fa-s004_07.html.
