Topics: US presidential elections; China-Taiwan relations; Chinese ambassador address to NPC; Cheng Lei; 12/08/2022 09:20PM AEST Laura Jayes: Let’s go live now to Sydney. That’s where we find the Shadow Foreign Affairs Minister, Simon Birmingham. What do you think about those comments from John Howard that were pretty forward? Simon Birmingham: Hello,…
DetailsTopics: Chinese ambassador NPC address; Australia-China relation; 10/08/2022 06:05PM AEST Waleed Aly: Shadow Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Birmingham joins us now to discuss this. Simon, we just heard Peter Dutton there is that sort of language at a moment of this tension, unnecessarily inflammatory and dangerous? Simon Birmingham: Waleed, it is speaking…
DetailsTopics: Chinese ambassador NPC address; Australia-China relationship; Jobs summit; 10/08/2022 06:05PM AEST Andy Park: Simon Birmingham is the Shadow Foreign Affairs Minister. Welcome back to our RN Drive. The new Albanese led Government hopes their election would provide an opportunity, if you like, to reset relations with China. The Ambassador did speak of their…
DetailsTopics: China; 08/08/2022 03:10PM AEST Kieran Gilbert: Joining me now is the Shadow Foreign Minister, Simon Birmingham. Simon Birmingham, thanks for your time. You’ve heard what the Government has said in response to the Chinese aggression and these live fire exercises, and then the response from the embassy saying that it’s absolutely unacceptable for…
DetailsTopics: AUKUS agreement; benefits of nuclear-powered submarines 5/08/2022 09:50AM AEST Leon Byner: Well, the Greens have been accused of irresponsible, scaremongering. Their South Australian senator has gone to a rally and is basically saying that the AUKUS nuclear submarine deal will lead to more Hiroshima’s. Now, one of the people who has responded most vigorously to…
DetailsTopics: Pelosi visit to Taiwan; International relations; Coalition emission reduction policy; 5/08/2022 09:10AM AEST Laura Jayes: Joining me live now is the Shadow Foreign Minister, Simon Birmingham. Simon Birmingham, thank you for your time. Was this an unnecessary provocation from Nancy Pelosi? Simon Birmingham: Good morning, LJ. Well, this was a routine congressional…
DetailsTopics: Labor’s climate bill; Coalition emission reduction target; nuclear energy; Myanmar representative office 4/08/2022 07:56AM AEST Journalist: Basically, the climate bill is looking like it’s going to obviously pass the house and it’s going to go into the Senate. It looks like it’s going to pass. Is that a good thing on some level?…
DetailsTopics: Pelosi visit to Taiwan; Australia-China relationship; Labor’s climate bill; 4/08/2022 08:15AM AEST Natasha Exelby: Joining us now to talk more about this from Canberra is Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs, Senator Simon Birmingham. Senator, thank you so much for your time this morning. Curious to get your thoughts. Was Nancy Pelosi wise to…
DetailsTopics: Pelosi visit to Taiwan; Australia’s defence capability; Emission reduction targets; 4/08/2022 07:45AM AEST Patrcia Karvelas: You’re listening to ABC RN Breakfast. Well, troubled defence projects face the axe under what the Government describes as the most comprehensive review of defence in decades. And it comes as the risk of conflict with China only…
DetailsTopics: Pelosi visit to Taiwan; Labor’s climate bill; Cost of living crisis 4/08/2022 07:10AM AEST Peter Stefanovic: Joining us live is the Shadow Foreign Affairs Minister, Simon Birmingham out of Canberra. Minister, thanks for your time. Good to see you. Nancy Pelosi, she’s needling China on this one. Is she right to do that?…
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