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Formalized under the so-called ANZUS treaty in 1951, the military alliance between Australia and the United States has long defined Australia's role in the security context of the Asia-Pacific region. Formed in the wake of World War II when memories of Japanese aggression in the Pacific were still fresh in the minds of Australians, it was invoked most prominently during Australia's commitment of over 60,000 troops in the Vietnam war from 1962 to 1975.
Even given these decades of close cooperation, however, it still took many by surprise when it was announced last year at a joint press conference by US President Obama and Australian Prime Minister Gillard that that alliance was about to be deepened and expanded with the deployment of a permanent US marine presence in Darwin, Australia.
Find out more about this alliance in this week's edition of The Eyeopener report.
- published: 28 Aug 2012
- views: 3549
Dr Peter Dean from the ANU College of Asia and the Pacific talks to US Ambassador to Australia, Jeffrey L Bleich, about the future of the two countries' alliance and the Australian Government's Australia in the Asian Century White Paper.
- published: 31 Oct 2012
- views: 741
Short taped item on American soldiers' influence on New Zealand society during World War Two, and the ANZUS military alliance (Australia, New Zealand and United States). Follows commemorative exhibition at Old St Paul's Cathedral, Wellington, New Zealand.
Interviewees: Bill McCormack, US Ambassador to New Zealand; Gerald Hensley, former Secretary of Defence (New Zealand) and head of Prime Minister's Department. Vox pops: New Zealand women who married US marines during WW2.
Reporter: Duncan Wilson.
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Screened on Agenda news and current affairs programme, 27 April 2008.
- published: 27 Nov 2009
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A book written for the former head of David Lange's office claims the prime Minister played a double game with the Americans and his own colleagues over the nuclear ship row with the USA.
"The Labour Party conference in September was very strong about the need, no ifs no buts, no nuclear weapons, and David Lange in public kept giving that message," said Mr Hensley.
"That alarmed the Americans because they had understood from his private discussions that he was going to try to change things, and when they saw over September October a steady repetition of the fact that the policy was non-negotiable, there could be no compromise whatsoever, they began to doubt whether he was really serious about trying to find a way through."
Mr Hensley says Mr Lange asked the Chief of Defence Staff, Sir Euan Jamieson, to go to Hawaii in late 1984 to find a suitable US naval vessel to come to New Zealand.
"It was Lange's decision," he said.
" Nothing ever went to Cabinet on this.
"At this stage when Jamieson was going to Honolulu Merv Norrish the Secretary of Foreign Affairs offered the Prime Minister a draft Cabinet paper to brief Cabinet on where the negotiations were going, and David Lange waved it away and said I'll brief them myself, but he never did."
The affair came to head after news that a ship visit was planned was leaked and Mr Lange eventually agreed in 1985 to stop the visit.
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The Australia, New Zealand, United States Security Treaty (ANZUS or ANZUS Treaty) is the military alliance which binds Australia and New Zealand and, separately, Australia and the United States to cooperate on defence matters in the Pacific Ocean area, though today the treaty is understood to relate to attacks worldwide.
The treaty was previously a full three-way defense pact, but following a dispute between New Zealand and the United States in 1984 over visiting rights for nuclear-armed or nuclear-powered ships of the US Navy to New Zealand ports, the treaty may have lapsed between the United States and New Zealand, although it remains separately in force between both those countries and Australia.
The Australia–US alliance under the ANZUS Treaty remains in full force. Heads of defense of one or both nations often have joined the annual ministerial meetings, which are supplemented by consultations between the US Combatant Commander Pacific and the Australian Chief of Defence Force. There are also regular civilian and military consultations between the two governments at lower levels. Annual meetings to discuss ANZUS defense matters take place between the United States Secretary of State and the Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs (AUSMIN). The most recent AUSMIN meeting took place in San Francisco in September 2011.
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Michael Green on ANZUS alliance
Michael Green of the Centre for International and Strategic Studies, who has co-authored a report on the ANZUS Alliance in an Ascending Asia, says Australia and the United States must work together to best respond to China's rise. The report was launched at the US Studies Centre. -
Australia, the US, and the Asia-Pacific Pivot
CONTINUE WATCHING: http://ur1.ca/a1rvb TRANSCRIPT AND SOURCES: http://www.corbettreport.com/?p=5492 Formalized under the so-called ANZUS treaty in 1951, the military alliance between Australia and the United States has long defined Australia's role in the security context of the Asia-Pacific region. Formed in the wake of World War II when memories of Japanese aggression in the Pacific were still fresh in the minds of Australians, it was invoked most prominently during Australia's commitment of over 60,000 troops in the Vietnam war from 1962 to 1975. Even given these decades of close cooperation, however, it still took many by surprise when it was announced last year at a joint press conference by US President Obama and Australian Prime Minister Gillard that that alliance was about to be ... -
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Short taped item on American soldiers' influence on New Zealand society during World War Two, and the ANZUS military alliance (Australia, New Zealand and United States). Follows commemorative exhibition at Old St Paul's Cathedral, Wellington, New Zealand. Interviewees: Bill McCormack, US Ambassador to New Zealand; Gerald Hensley, former Secretary of Defence (New Zealand) and head of Prime Minister's Department. Vox pops: New Zealand women who married US marines during WW2. Reporter: Duncan Wilson. Clean copy- no titles or identifying keys. Screened on Agenda news and current affairs programme, 27 April 2008. -
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New book claims Lange played double game over ANZUS
A book written for the former head of David Lange's office claims the prime Minister played a double game with the Americans and his own colleagues over the nuclear ship row with the USA. "The Labour Party conference in September was very strong about the need, no ifs no buts, no nuclear weapons, and David Lange in public kept giving that message," said Mr Hensley. "That alarmed the Americans because they had understood from his private discussions that he was going to try to change things, and when they saw over September October a steady repetition of the fact that the policy was non-negotiable, there could be no compromise whatsoever, they began to doubt whether he was really serious about trying to find a way through." Mr Hensley says Mr Lange asked the Chief of Defence Staff, Sir Euan...
Michael Green on ANZUS alliance
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Michael Green of the Centre for International and Strategic Studies, who has co-authored a report on the ANZUS Alliance in an Ascending Asia, says Australia and...
Michael Green of the Centre for International and Strategic Studies, who has co-authored a report on the ANZUS Alliance in an Ascending Asia, says Australia and the United States must work together to best respond to China's rise. The report was launched at the US Studies Centre.
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Michael Green of the Centre for International and Strategic Studies, who has co-authored a report on the ANZUS Alliance in an Ascending Asia, says Australia and the United States must work together to best respond to China's rise. The report was launched at the US Studies Centre.
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Australia, the US, and the Asia-Pacific Pivot
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Formalized under the so-called ANZUS treaty in 1951, the mi...
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Formalized under the so-called ANZUS treaty in 1951, the military alliance between Australia and the United States has long defined Australia's role in the security context of the Asia-Pacific region. Formed in the wake of World War II when memories of Japanese aggression in the Pacific were still fresh in the minds of Australians, it was invoked most prominently during Australia's commitment of over 60,000 troops in the Vietnam war from 1962 to 1975.
Even given these decades of close cooperation, however, it still took many by surprise when it was announced last year at a joint press conference by US President Obama and Australian Prime Minister Gillard that that alliance was about to be deepened and expanded with the deployment of a permanent US marine presence in Darwin, Australia.
Find out more about this alliance in this week's edition of The Eyeopener report.
wn.com/Australia, The Us, And The Asia Pacific Pivot
CONTINUE WATCHING: http://ur1.ca/a1rvb
TRANSCRIPT AND SOURCES: http://www.corbettreport.com/?p=5492
Formalized under the so-called ANZUS treaty in 1951, the military alliance between Australia and the United States has long defined Australia's role in the security context of the Asia-Pacific region. Formed in the wake of World War II when memories of Japanese aggression in the Pacific were still fresh in the minds of Australians, it was invoked most prominently during Australia's commitment of over 60,000 troops in the Vietnam war from 1962 to 1975.
Even given these decades of close cooperation, however, it still took many by surprise when it was announced last year at a joint press conference by US President Obama and Australian Prime Minister Gillard that that alliance was about to be deepened and expanded with the deployment of a permanent US marine presence in Darwin, Australia.
Find out more about this alliance in this week's edition of The Eyeopener report.
- published: 28 Aug 2012
- views: 3549
A US perspective on the Asian Century and the future of the ANZUS alliance
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Dr Peter Dean from the ANU College of Asia and the Pacific talks to US Ambassador to Australia, Jeffrey L Bleich, about the future of the two countries' allianc...
Dr Peter Dean from the ANU College of Asia and the Pacific talks to US Ambassador to Australia, Jeffrey L Bleich, about the future of the two countries' alliance and the Australian Government's Australia in the Asian Century White Paper.
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Dr Peter Dean from the ANU College of Asia and the Pacific talks to US Ambassador to Australia, Jeffrey L Bleich, about the future of the two countries' alliance and the Australian Government's Australia in the Asian Century White Paper.
- published: 31 Oct 2012
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Agenda ANZUS.wmv
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Short taped item on American soldiers' influence on New Zealand society during World War Two, and the ANZUS military alliance (Australia, New Zealand and United...
Short taped item on American soldiers' influence on New Zealand society during World War Two, and the ANZUS military alliance (Australia, New Zealand and United States). Follows commemorative exhibition at Old St Paul's Cathedral, Wellington, New Zealand.
Interviewees: Bill McCormack, US Ambassador to New Zealand; Gerald Hensley, former Secretary of Defence (New Zealand) and head of Prime Minister's Department. Vox pops: New Zealand women who married US marines during WW2.
Reporter: Duncan Wilson.
Clean copy- no titles or identifying keys.
Screened on Agenda news and current affairs programme, 27 April 2008.
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Short taped item on American soldiers' influence on New Zealand society during World War Two, and the ANZUS military alliance (Australia, New Zealand and United States). Follows commemorative exhibition at Old St Paul's Cathedral, Wellington, New Zealand.
Interviewees: Bill McCormack, US Ambassador to New Zealand; Gerald Hensley, former Secretary of Defence (New Zealand) and head of Prime Minister's Department. Vox pops: New Zealand women who married US marines during WW2.
Reporter: Duncan Wilson.
Clean copy- no titles or identifying keys.
Screened on Agenda news and current affairs programme, 27 April 2008.
- published: 27 Nov 2009
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A book written for the former head of David Lange's office claims the prime Minister played a double game with the Americans and his own colleagues over the nuc...
A book written for the former head of David Lange's office claims the prime Minister played a double game with the Americans and his own colleagues over the nuclear ship row with the USA.
"The Labour Party conference in September was very strong about the need, no ifs no buts, no nuclear weapons, and David Lange in public kept giving that message," said Mr Hensley.
"That alarmed the Americans because they had understood from his private discussions that he was going to try to change things, and when they saw over September October a steady repetition of the fact that the policy was non-negotiable, there could be no compromise whatsoever, they began to doubt whether he was really serious about trying to find a way through."
Mr Hensley says Mr Lange asked the Chief of Defence Staff, Sir Euan Jamieson, to go to Hawaii in late 1984 to find a suitable US naval vessel to come to New Zealand.
"It was Lange's decision," he said.
" Nothing ever went to Cabinet on this.
"At this stage when Jamieson was going to Honolulu Merv Norrish the Secretary of Foreign Affairs offered the Prime Minister a draft Cabinet paper to brief Cabinet on where the negotiations were going, and David Lange waved it away and said I'll brief them myself, but he never did."
The affair came to head after news that a ship visit was planned was leaked and Mr Lange eventually agreed in 1985 to stop the visit.
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A book written for the former head of David Lange's office claims the prime Minister played a double game with the Americans and his own colleagues over the nuclear ship row with the USA.
"The Labour Party conference in September was very strong about the need, no ifs no buts, no nuclear weapons, and David Lange in public kept giving that message," said Mr Hensley.
"That alarmed the Americans because they had understood from his private discussions that he was going to try to change things, and when they saw over September October a steady repetition of the fact that the policy was non-negotiable, there could be no compromise whatsoever, they began to doubt whether he was really serious about trying to find a way through."
Mr Hensley says Mr Lange asked the Chief of Defence Staff, Sir Euan Jamieson, to go to Hawaii in late 1984 to find a suitable US naval vessel to come to New Zealand.
"It was Lange's decision," he said.
" Nothing ever went to Cabinet on this.
"At this stage when Jamieson was going to Honolulu Merv Norrish the Secretary of Foreign Affairs offered the Prime Minister a draft Cabinet paper to brief Cabinet on where the negotiations were going, and David Lange waved it away and said I'll brief them myself, but he never did."
The affair came to head after news that a ship visit was planned was leaked and Mr Lange eventually agreed in 1985 to stop the visit.
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Around 50,000 people attend Orlando shooting vigil Sunday night
Edit WPTV 20 Jun 2016
ORLANDO, Fla. - On the week anniversary of the Pulse nightclub shooting that left 49 people dead, a vigil was held that brought the city of Orlando together. Organizers say around 50,000 people attended the Sunday event. RELATED. Special Section . Photos of victims ... "It's been really healing." ... "A beautiful thing came out of it," Suarez said ... ....
photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar
There's Going To Be A Rare "Strawberry Moon" Tonight
Edit IFL Science 20 Jun 2016
This year the summer solstice is even more special for everyone who loves the night sky. A bright full Moon will appear tonight, the first time since 1967 that a full Moon coincides with the summer solstice in the Northern Hemisphere, the longest day of the year ... “The Sun gets super high so this Moon must be super-low ... ....
photo: AP / Majdi Mohammed, File
Israel Building Underground Wall On Gaza Border To Prevent Smuggling, Infiltration
Edit WorldNews.com 20 Jun 2016
In an effort to prevent Hamas’ smuggling and attack tunnels from wreaking havoc on Israeli citizens, Israel is building an underground wall meters below ground level, local media reports and Newsweek reported Monday.Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth said late last week military leaders have approved the defense project aimed at protecting the entire 60km (37.2 mile) length of the Israel-Gaza border from infiltration....
photo: AP / Charles Rex Arbogast
Donald Trump parts ways with campaign manager Corey Lewandowski: NYT
Edit CNBC 20 Jun 2016
Donald Trump has parted ways with his campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, The New York Times reported Monday morning ... ....
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Australia: the American dependency
Edit Sydney Morning Herald 17 Jun 2016
Irrespective of whether he wins November's presidential election, Donald Trump throws into question the nature of Australia's relationship with America, including the ANZUS alliance. How is it that a country like America, with so many talented people, can produce a presidential candidate such as Trump? In a two-horse race, he may come within a hair's breadth of becoming president ... But Trump is more ... Advertisement ... ....
Spend if we must - don't sell out
Edit Otago Daily Times 14 Jun 2016
The $20 billion increase in defence spending announced by the Government for the next 15 years adds up to a significant investment in this country's capabilities. There are some big-budget items. The air force will get a full makeover - a replacement of its ageing Boeings, Hercules and Orions ... And a growing risk of terrorist and cyber attacks ... We are working hard to repair our post-Anzus "cold war'' relationship with the United States ... ....
Malcolm Turnbull issues rallying cry for 'irreplaceable anchor' of US in Asia
Edit Sydney Morning Herald 10 Jun 2016
As militarised posturing continues between the United States and China in the Asia-Pacific region, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has backed Australia's longtime ally as the ultimate force for prosperity and security in the 21st century ... Advertisement ... He said the shared commitment to values like freedom, democracy and the rule of law had driven successive Australian governments to value and elevate the ANZUS alliance ... ....
US navy visits a positive step - Key
Edit Otago Daily Times 30 May 2016
Prime Minister John Key would rely on advice from foreign affairs officials before deciding on whether to sign-off on a historic visit by a United States Navy ship ... But an acceptance would run counter to the most significant remaining reprisal against New Zealand's anti-nuclear laws. The US Navy has boycotted NZ ports since 1986 when New Zealand was effectively expelled from the Anzus security pact with the US and Australia ... NZME. ....
Navy may resume port calls to New Zealand this year
Edit Stars and Stripes 16 May 2016
The Navy appears close to resolving a three-decades-old dispute with New Zealand over a ban on port calls by ships carrying nuclear weapons. The Royal New Zealand Navy has invited the U.S. to send a ship to its anniversary celebrations in November, Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus said in a statement Monday ... In response, the U.S. suspended training with the Kiwis, effectively limiting ANZUS — the Australia, New Zealand, U.S ... Twitter ... ....
Where does Australia stand if Donald Trump goes rogue on foreign policy?
Edit Sydney Morning Herald 16 May 2016
Australia has structured its entire national defence around the concept of a reliable US alliance. So what does it do when an incoming US president says he's prepared to walk away from America's alliances?. Donald Trump is much more than a celebrity demagogue ... I love Australia, it's a huge country, I love Fosters, but I'm pulling out of the Darwin deal for rotating deployments of US Marines and I want to renegotiate the ANZUS treaty.' ... ....
Federal Election experts: Global terrorism and national security (RMIT - Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology)
Edit Public Technologies 12 May 2016
(Source. RMIT - Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology). The war on terror and national security are expected to be raised as issues during the 2016 Australian Federal Election and RMIT University experts are available to discuss. Professor Joseph Siracusa ... (03) 9925 1744 or 0409 878 331 ... Australian foreign and defence policy, including the War on Terror Australian-American relations, including the future of ANZUS Arts funding ... (noodl....
Australia-US alliance will remain strong even if Trump wins, says Turnbull
Edit The Guardian 05 May 2016
‘Our relationship with the US is so deep, it’s based on thousands if not millions of individual relationships,’ PM says. @Paul_Karp ... Related. Australia can't out-Trump Trump on refugees, Q&A warned ... Asked about that global concern Turnbull said. “I have absolutely no doubt the Anzus alliance – the Australian-American relationship – will continue to grow and strengthen regardless of who the president is ... Related ... Lucia Graves ... ....
Interview with Triple M Hot Breakfast (Australian Government)
Edit Public Technologies 05 May 2016
(Source. Australian Government). EDDIE MCGUIRE. ... Malcolm Turnbull joins us from Canberra ... How does his insular view on American foreign politics impact us in Australia? Because the ANZUS alliance has been such an important part of our foreign policy for so long ... Look Eddie I have absolutely no doubt that the ANZUS alliance, the Australian-American relationship will continue to grow and strengthen regardless of who the President is ... [Ends]....
Interview with Triple M Hot Breakfast (Prime Minister of Australia)
Edit Public Technologies 05 May 2016
(Source. Prime Minister of Australia). EDDIE MCGUIRE. ... Malcolm Turnbull joins us from Canberra ... How does his insular view on American foreign politics impact us in Australia? Because the ANZUS alliance has been such an important part of our foreign policy for so long ... Look Eddie I have absolutely no doubt that the ANZUS alliance, the Australian-American relationship will continue to grow and strengthen regardless of who the President is....
Interview with Triple M Hot Breakfast (Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet - Australian Government)
Edit Public Technologies 05 May 2016
(Source. Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet - Australian Government). EDDIE MCGUIRE. ... How does his insular view on American foreign politics impact us in Australia? Because the ANZUS alliance has been such an important part of our foreign policy for so long ... Look Eddie I have absolutely no doubt that the ANZUS alliance, the Australian-American relationship will continue to grow and strengthen regardless of who the President is....
Collingwood v Essendon: Mason Cox rides in and makes it ANZUS day
Edit Sydney Morning Herald 25 Apr 2016
The Last Post would have lost him altogether ... The MCG erupted. That was part one ... At any rate, Cox went back, lined up, ball perpendicular to boot, and as easily as if making a free throw, kicked the ball over the goal umpire's hat, goal, and 85,000 people erupted again at the improbability of it all, and the Anzac Day game had its most exotic moment yet in its 20-year history; it became, in football terms, ANZUS day ... Poll ... 8% ... 6414 ... ....
How meaningful is the Anzac bond?
Edit Otago Daily Times 25 Apr 2016
Jihadis shout ‘‘Allah Akbar'' (God is Great) when killing. ‘‘To the glory of God'' are the first words on the 1964 dedication plaque on the National War Memorial in Wellington. Often a god is a companion in war ... There was barely an Anzac in the 1980s when anti-nuclear New Zealand was barred from the tripartite Anzus alliance with the United States ... We mix ... In Australia the NZ in Anzac is often low-key or even silent as in Anzus ... ....
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