While earlier problems were permanent and solutions were temporary, the present government was striking at the roots of the problems and making solutions permanent.

Il pianto inconsolabile di Angela ci colpisce ma il suo ritiro le fa onore. L'aspetto in Senato per abbracciarla»

"Angela's inconsolable crying strikes us, but her withdrawal honors her. I await her in the Senate to embrace her."

Picchia troppo forte, non è giusto. Brava Angela, hai fatto bene! ... vergogna a quei burocrati che hanno permesso un match che evidentemente non era ad armi pari.»

"Hits too hard, it's not fair. Well done Angela, you did well! ... shame on those bureaucrats who allowed a match that was clearly not even."

Six years into our strategic partnership, Australia’s relationship with India has never been more consequential than it is today. Our partnership has never been stronger.

The Indo-Pacific is not merely a confluence of two oceans; it is also a symbol of the shared aspirations of like-minded democracies like India and Australia.

India and Australia believe that terrorism is a serious challenge not just for any single country, but for humanity as a whole. Therefore, our fight against terrorism is shared, our resolve is unwavering, and our cooperation is…

Our cooperation in critical minerals is vital for our strategic security and clean energy transition.

I commend Prime Minister Modi for the decision to repatriate Australian First Nations ancestors to their Traditional Custodians.

India has carried out one reform after another. We have consistently performed, and that’s why the country is transforming today. We are moving forward with the mantra of reform, perform, and transform.

1.4 billion aspirations in motion.

India is not just the world’s fastest-growing economy; it’s a nation with a billion-plus dreams in motion.

From energy to connectivity and chip manufacturing, India is unstoppable.

Today’s India is not just fulfilling its own dreams but also fulfilling those of every friendly nation.

Cricket serves as a diplomatic language for the relationship between India and Australia. That is why our meetings often feel like a cricket match: The agenda — focused like a one-day match, decisions — swift like a T20 game, and the…

We will also accelerate progress on the Bilateral Investment Treaty.

The spirit of today’s discussion has been clear: the partnership between India and Australia is not just for the present, but for the future as well.

We see an America that is talking America first with a fixation on the Western Hemisphere.

New Zealand, working with India and other like-minded friends, needs to remake the case for a rules-based system.