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When the annual AUSMIN high-level talks were underway in San Francisco, there were major announcements including a joint statement on cyberspace. More »
To honor National Day of Service and Remembrance on September 11th, the Consulate community logged 911 hours of community service.
Secretary Clinton condemns the attacks in Norway. Statement »
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Consul General Urbancic encourages blood donation to mark the anniversary of 9/11 as levels are critically low in our community.

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Lifesaving at the Royal Children's Hospital

To mark the American Women’s Auxiliary's 80th birthday, and the work they do for the Royal Children’s Hospital, Ambassador Bleich joined Captain Starlight at the RCH Photos »
Dan's Day at School

Political/Economic Officer Dan Callahan speaks about bilateral relations with students from Wesley College. (Wesley College photo by Patrick Georgiou, 10 May 2011). See more from our outreach »
Alice's adventures in America

Alice Pung was sent by the U.S. Department of State and the University of Iowa on a two week study tour of the Mid-Atlantic and the American South under the theme Fall and Recovery. More info: »
Bendigo Senior Secondary College

Former Consul General Michael Thurston speaks with students at Bendigo Senior Secondary College.
Elder Larry Walsh conducting a Welcome to Country ceremony for Captain Joe Nadeau.
International Visitors Leadership Program

Mohammed El-leissy reflects on his visit to the U.S. Read more »
U.S. Vice Consul Honors Historic Australian Link to U.S. Civil War

Celebrating U.S. Australian ties going back to the U.S. Civil War, U.S. Vice Consul Beverly Mather-Marcus spoke to an overflow crowd of 200 at a reception commemorating the arrival of the C.S.S. Shenandoah to Melbourne in 1865.