Australia equals the periodic table. Great to bring US and Australian mining industry partners together at the Embassy to discuss our $8.5 billion critical minerals deal.

Australia and America are locking in energy security with an $8.5 billion critical minerals pipeline. Great to have Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum at the Embassy to celebrate the 140th anniversary of BHP - one of the Aussie companies making our joint critical minerals future happen.

We’re taking the US-Australia relationship to the next level.

116 members and counting - the friends of Australia Caucus continues to deliver. We’re working closer than ever with the US Congress to create jobs, boost the economy, and keep our region secure.

A big week for the US–Australia partnership. An $8.5B pipeline to boost critical minerals and supply-chain security. New defence investments to strengthen regional safety and security. (1/2)

The US-Australia relationship has never been stronger @albomp.bsky.social

Regina Pilawuk Wilson is one of Australia’s greatest living artists. Her fish-net design, inspired by traditional weaving, features in the carpets throughout our Embassy in Washington DC. A pleasure to meet Regina and her family - thanks for the new tie!

AUKUS works because our industries do. Aussie and American firms are working together to build the capabilities that keep our region secure.

Celebrating the leaders from government, defence and industry driving our AUKUS partnership forward. Proud to reaffirm our shared commitment to Indo-Pacific peace and security with Minister Pat Conroy.

AUKUS is powering ahead with US, UK, and Australian defence industries working together and using the new license-free environment. This is designed to get innovation into the hands of our men and women in uniform much quicker than before. (1/3)

With abundant energy, water and land, Australia has what it takes to power next-gen AI and quantum tech .

Together, America and Australia can build a secure reliable critical mineral supply chain to power the future.

You never know who you’ll run into at the footy. Great to cheer on our Socceroos with Former Prime Minister John Howard in Colorado.

Aussie businesses back Colorado. They’re investing $800 million to power thousands of jobs across the Centennial State. Great to hear from so many local success stories at the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce.

Socceroos vs USA was a game to remember!

AUSSIE AUSSIE AUSSIE! Great to meet a couple hundred Socceroos supporters before tonight’s big match against the USA in Denver. Australia’s got this.

Australia and Indonesia are neighbours, partners, and friends committed to a peaceful, prosperous region. Great to chat with Indonesian National Economic Council Chair Luhut Pandjaitan, Dr Mari Pangestu, and members of the NEC visiting Washington DC about our strong bilateral economic relationship.

When it comes to raw critical minerals, Australia equals the periodic table. Now we’re building the refining capability needed to lock in supply chain security at home, and here in America.

With AUKUS, we’re locking in a safer, more secure Indo-Pacific, together. Great to have your support, Senator Sullivan.

Alliances deliver. Great to talk about our continued collaboration on defence, critical minerals and the industries of tomorrow at the With Honor Strength in Democracy Forum with friends from the US and the UK.

Great to have the opportunity to hear from the leaders of tomorrow from the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies here in DC on how to respond to the China challenge. All with Dean Steinberg and the students of Johns Hopkins SAIS for the Dean’s Speaker Series.

250 years of excellence. Happy birthday to the US Navy. From the visit of the Great White Fleet to Sydney shores in 1908, to our shared triumph at the Battle of the Coral Sea during WWII, US and Australian Navy forces have sailed side by side for a century.

The mighty Brisbane Broncos are Australia's NRL champions! For my friends here in the US, Rugby League is one of Australia’s fiercest sports. No pads, no helmets, and no breaks in play. If you ask anyone from my home state of Queensland, there's no better game.

This year marks 40 years since the historic Uluru handback. Uncle Reggie Uluru was there in 1985, and today his art carries Aṉangu stories across the world - now here in the US with his New York exhibition.

Celebrating 50 years of Papua New Guinean independence with our Pacific family here in DC. Australia and PNG share a deep history and enduring bonds, and we’re looking forward to the next five decades together. Yumi Stap Wantaim (we stand together).

Great to catch up with three great friends of Australia. Senator Pete Ricketts, Senator Chris Coons, and Congressman Michael Turner have all have spent time down under and are strong supporters of our alliance.

For all my American friends here in the US, a stunning football grand final win back in Australia for my hometown team, the Brisbane Lions. This is the Super Bowl for the Australian Football League - for our home-grown brand of football called Aussie Rules. (1/2)

I'm proud to be representing Australia at the United Nations this week.

This is Aussie capital powering American jobs and energy security. Woodside Energy has broken ground on their $17.5 billion LNG project in Louisiana. It's the biggest investment they’ve ever made in the US, and the largest foreign direct investment in the state’s history.

Australia’s quantum industry is projected to be worth $6 billion and create 20,000 jobs in the coming decade. Great to welcome so many Aussie quantum innovators to DC for the Quantum World Congress as we launch our latest industry report and strengthen collaboration with vital US partners.

Welcome to the Kangaroo Cup 🦘 Great to host an action packed day of tennis between the media and US government officials.

Australia is investing $12 billion to deliver an AUKUS hub for shipbuilding and maintenance down under. The Henderson Defence Precinct will be available to US vessels, strengthening allied operations in the Indo-Pacific. It’s part of Australia’s record investment in defence through AUKUS.

Cybersecurity matters. Great to host hundreds of digital experts at the Australian Embassy as part of the Billington Cybersecurity Conference.

Today marks 24 years since the horrific attacks of September 11, 2001. As a young member of parliament, I said at the time that the actions we saw on that day marked a turning point in human history, in the history of international relations, and in terms of how one nation deals with another.

The death of Charlie Kirk today is deeply distressing. There is no space for political violence in any democracy. My thoughts, and those of all Australians, are with his family and loved ones.

Australian businesses in North Carolina power thousands of local jobs and generate millions in economic growth. Great to meet with a range of business leaders — both Aussie and North Carolinian, from across the state who are helping to deepen our strong economic ties.

The Indo-Pacific will define our shared future. Great to see so many engaged Duke University students interested in the challenges and opportunities in the region, including two fellow Aussies — Erin and Edward from Melbourne!

Great to have the President and the Prime Minister in another call this morning - their fourth since the President was elected. Lots going on in the US-Australia relationship. And going from strength to strength.

Kitchen Food Co. are cooking up something big in Kentucky. Their new Hopkinsville facility is largest job-creation announcement in the County in over 20 years. Great to see Aussies making a difference here in the US.

Great to be able to spend a little time with Vice President JD Vance during his meeting with Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles this week. A great discussion with DPM on the Australia relationship, AUKUS and critical minerals and rare earths.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio is a great friend of Australia and a great friend of AUKUS. Excellent meeting between the Secretary and Deputy PM Richard Marles at the White House yesterday in the Roosevelt Room, covering critical minerals, defence and many other bilateral opportunities.

Friends, partners and allies for over a century. Great to join Vice President JD Vance, Deputy PM Richard Marles, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and later White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller for a conversation about the strong and continuing US-Australia relationship.

Aussie tennis pro Tristan is back at the US Open for his second year. He's joining a long lineage of Australian players bringing their skills to the United States. Best of luck next week!

The US Open kicks off next week, and it’s stacked with Aussie talent, including Tristan Schoolkate. He made his debut last year, and he’s back in New York, along with a dozen other players from Down Under. (1/2)

Australia is the reliable partner the American critical minerals supply chain needs. Great to speak with @csis.org this week.

ANU is a leading international institution across many, many disciplines, Including AI. Great to see so many successful ANU grads working their guts out here in America. All good for Brand Australia.

143 tonnes of major drugs. 16,000 undeclared firearms. $10 billion of illicit tobacco — stopped from entering Australia. Organized crime has no borders. For the last decade, the Australian Border Force has collaborated with their American counterparts to keep both our nations safe.

Welcome to the Embassy of Australia, Governor Kevin Stitt. Great to share the story of John Monash, who led Australian and US troops together for the first time to victory in 1918.

Together with Amazon, we’re strengthening Australia’s AI capabilities. Their $20 billion investment to expand Australian data centres will provide the compute we need to stay at the forefront of the AI revolution. Great to get an update from @awscloud.bsky.social CEO Matt Garman in Seattle.

Google has a long history in Australia, and an even bigger future. At the Googleplex in Mountain View it was great to hear first-hand about their work in emerging tech, energy, and AI and how Australia’s capabilities can help accelerate it.