List of High Commissioners and Ambassadors of Australia

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The following is the list of High Commissioners and ambassadors from Australia. The information below is current as of 11 March 2021.[1]

Embassies and High Commissions[]

Host Country Title Head of Mission
 Afghanistan Ambassador Geoff Tooth[2]
 Argentina1 Ambassador Brett Hackett[3]
 Austria2 Ambassador Richard Sadleir[4]
 Bangladesh High Commissioner Jeremy Bruer[5]
 Belgium3 Ambassador Justin Brown[6]
 Brazil Ambassador Tim Kane[7]
 Brunei High Commissioner Tiffany McDonald[8]
 Cambodia Ambassador Pablo Kang[9]
 Canada High Commissioner Natasha Smith[8]
 Chile4 Ambassador Todd Mercer[10]
 China Ambassador Graham Fletcher[11]
 Colombia Ambassador Erika Thompson[12]
 Croatia Ambassador [13]
 Cyprus High Commissioner Samuel Beever[14]
 Denmark8 Ambassador vacant
 Egypt5 Ambassador Glenn Miles[15]
 Estonia Ambassador Kerin Ayyalaraju[16]
 Ethiopia6 Ambassador Peter Doyle[17]
 Fiji High Commissioner John Feakes[18]
 France9 Ambassador Gillian Bird[19]
 Germany10 Ambassador [20]
 Ghana11 High Commissioner Gregory Andrews[21]
 Greece12 Ambassador Arthur Spyrou[9]
  Holy See Ambassador Chiara Porro[22]
 India13 High Commissioner Barry O'Farrell[23]
 Indonesia Ambassador Gary Quinlan[24]
 Iran Ambassador [25]
 Iraq Ambassador Paula Ganly[26]
 Ireland Ambassador Gary Gray[27]
 Israel Ambassador Paul Griffiths[28]
 Italy14 Ambassador Margaret Twomey[29]
 Japan Ambassador Jan Adams[30]
 Jordan Ambassador Bernard Lynch[31]
 Kenya15 High Commissioner Luke Williams[32]
 Kiribati High Commissioner Bruce Cowled[33]
 Kuwait Ambassador Jonathan Gilbert
 Laos Ambassador Paul Kelly[34]
 Lebanon Ambassador Rebekah Grindlay[35]
 Malaysia High Commissioner Andrew Goledzinowski
 Malta17 High Commissioner Jennifer Cartmill[36]
 Mauritius18 High Commissioner Kate O'Shaughnessy[37]
 Mexico19 Ambassador Remo Moretta[38]
 Micronesia7 Ambassador Jo Cowley[39]
 Mongolia Ambassador Dave Vosen[40]
 Morocco Ambassador Michael Cutts[41]
 Myanmar Ambassador [42]
 Nauru High Commissioner [43]
   Nepal Ambassador [44]
 Netherlands Ambassador Matthew Neuhaus[45]
 New Zealand20 High Commissioner Patricia Forsythe[46]
 Nigeria21 High Commissioner John Donnelly[47]
 Pakistan High Commissioner Geoffrey Shaw[48]
 Papua New Guinea High Commissioner Jon Philp[49]
 Peru Ambassador [50]
 Philippines Ambassador Steve Robinson[51]
 Poland22 Ambassador Lloyd Brodrick[52]
 Portugal23 Ambassador Claire Rochecouste[53]
 Qatar Ambassador Jonathan Muir[54]
 Russia24 Ambassador Graeme Meehan[55]
 Samoa High Commissioner [56]
 Saudi Arabia25 Ambassador Ridwaan Jadwat
 Serbia26 Ambassador Ruth Stewart[57]
 Singapore High Commissioner William Hodgman[58]
 Solomon Islands High Commissioner Lachlan Strahan[9]
 South Africa27 High Commissioner Gita Kamath[59]
 South Korea16 Ambassador Catherine Raper[60]
 Spain28 Ambassador Sophia McIntyre[61]
 Sri Lanka29 High Commissioner David Holly[62]
 Sweden30 Ambassador Bernard Philip[63]
 Thailand Ambassador Allan McKinnon[64]
 Timor-Leste Ambassador Peter Roberts[65]
 Tonga High Commissioner Adrian Morrison[66]
 Trinidad and Tobago31 High Commissioner Bruce Lendon[67]
 Turkey32 Ambassador Marc Innes-Brown[68]
 Tuvalu Ambassador [69]
 Ukraine Ambassador Bruce Edwards[70]
 United Arab Emirates33 Ambassador Heidi Venamore[9]
 United Kingdom34 High Commissioner George Brandis[71]
 United States of America Ambassador Arthur Sinodinos[72]
 Vanuatu High Commissioner [9]
 Vietnam Ambassador [73]
 Zimbabwe35 Ambassador Bronte Moules[74]

International organisations[]

Delegation to Title Head of Mission
Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Ambassador Simon Newnham[75]
Association of South East Asian Nations Ambassador [76][77]
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development Ambassador and Permanent Representative Alexander Robson[78]
United Nations Ambassador and Permanent Representative Mitch Fifield[79]
World Trade Organization Ambassador and Permanent Representative George Mina[80]

Special interests[]

See also: List of Australian special interests Ambassadors and Envoys
Special Interest Title Head of Mission
Counter-Terrorism Ambassador Roger Noble[81]
Cyber Affairs Ambassador Tobias Feakin[82]
People Smuggling and Human Trafficking Ambassador Lucienne Manton[83]
Regional Health Security Ambassador Stephanie Williams[84]
The Environment Ambassador Jamie Isbister[85]
Women and Girls Ambassador Julie-Ann Guivarra[86]

Notes[]

  • ^Note 1 : The Ambassador of Australia to Argentina is also accredited to Paraguay and Uruguay as a non-resident ambassador.[87]
  • ^Note 2 : The Ambassador of Australia to Austria is also accredited to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Hungary, Kosovo, Slovakia, and Slovenia as a non-resident ambassador. The Ambassador also acts as Australia's Resident Representative and Governor on the Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), and Permanent Representative to the United Nations Office in Vienna and Permanent Representative to the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBTO) Preparatory Commission.[88]
  • ^Note 3 : The Ambassador of Australia to Belgium is also accredited to Luxembourg as a non-resident ambassador. The Ambassador also acts as Australia's Ambassador to the European Union and NATO.[89]
  • ^Note 4 : The Ambassador of Australia to Chile is also accredited to Colombia, Ecuador and Venezuela as a non-resident ambassador.[90]
  • ^Note 5 : The Ambassador of Australia to Egypt is also accredited to Eritrea, Sudan and Syria as a non-resident ambassador.[91]
  • ^Note 6 : The Ambassador of Australia to Ethiopia is also accredited to Djibouti and South Sudan as a non-resident ambassador. The Ambassador also acts as Australia's Permanent Representative to the African Union.[92]
  • ^Note 7 : The Ambassador of Australia to the Federated States of Micronesia is also accredited to the Marshall Islands and Palau as a non-resident ambassador. The Ambassador is also the Australian Consul-General to Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands.[93]
  • ^Note 8 : The Ambassador of Australia to Denmark is also accredited to Norway and Iceland as a non-resident ambassador.
  • ^Note 9 : The Ambassador of Australia to France is also accredited to Algeria, Chad, Mauritania, Monaco and Morocco as a non-resident ambassador.[94]
  • ^Note 10 : The Ambassador of Australia to Germany is also accredited to Liechtenstein and Switzerland as a non-resident ambassador.[95]
  • ^Note 11 : The High Commissioner of Australia to Ghana is also accredited to Burkina Faso, Côte d'Ivoire, Guinea, Liberia, Mali, Senegal, Sierra Leone and Togo as a non-resident ambassador.[96]
  • ^Note 12 : The Ambassador of Australia to Greece is also accredited to Bulgaria and Romania as a non-resident ambassador.[97]
  • ^Note 13 : The High Commissioner of Australia to India is also accredited to Bhutan as a non-resident ambassador.[98]
  • ^Note 14 : The Ambassador of Australia to Italy is also accredited to Albania, Libya and San Marino as a non-resident ambassador, as well as Australia's Permanent Representative to the Food and Agriculture Organization and Representative to the World Food Programme.[99]
  • ^Note 15 : The High Commissioner of Australia to Kenya is also accredited to Burundi, Rwanda, Somalia, Tanzania and Uganda as a non-resident ambassador. The Australian High Commissioner also acts as Australia's Permanent Representative to the East African Community, United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-HABITAT).[100][101]
  • ^Note 16 : The Ambassador of Australia to South Korea is also accredited to Mongolia and North Korea as a non-resident ambassador.[102]
  • ^Note 17 : The High Commissioner of Australia to Malta is also accredited to Tunisia as a non-resident ambassador.[103]
  • ^Note 18 : The High Commissioner of Australia to Mauritius is also accredited to Comoros, Madagascar and Seychelles as a non-resident ambassador.[104]
  • ^Note 19 : The Ambassador of Australia to Mexico is also accredited to Costa Rica, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Panama and Nicaragua as a non-resident ambassador.[105]
  • ^Note 20 : The High Commissioner of Australia to New Zealand is also accredited to the Cook Islands as a non-resident High Commissioner.[106]
  • ^Note 21 : The High Commissioner of Australia to Nigeria is also accredited to Benin, Republic of the Congo, Cameroon, Gabon, Niger and The Gambia as a non-resident ambassador.[107]
  • ^Note 22 : The Ambassador of Australia to Poland is also accredited to the Czech Republic and Lithuania, as a non-resident ambassador.[108]
  • ^Note 23 : The Ambassador of Australia to Portugal is also accredited to Cape Verde and São Tomé and Príncipe as a non-resident ambassador.[109]
  • ^Note 24 : The Ambassador of Australia to Russia is also accredited to Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan as a non-resident ambassador.[110]
  • ^Note 25 : The Ambassador of Australia to Saudi Arabia is also accredited to Bahrain and Oman as a non-resident ambassador.[111]
  • ^Note 26 : The Ambassador of Australia to Serbia is also accredited to Macedonia and Montenegro as a non-resident ambassador.[112]
  • ^Note 27 : The High Commissioner of Australia to South Africa is also accredited to Botswana, Lesotho, Mozambique, Namibia and Swaziland as a non-resident High Commissioner, and to Angola as a non-resident ambassador. The High Commissioner also acts as Australia's Ambassador to the Southern African Development Community.[113]
  • ^Note 28 : The Ambassador of Australia to Spain is also accredited to Andorra and Equatorial Guinea as a non-resident ambassador.[114]
  • ^Note 29 : The High Commissioner of Australia to Sri Lanka is also accredited to Maldives as a non-resident High Commissioner.[115]
  • ^Note 30 : The Ambassador of Australia to Sweden is also accredited to Estonia, Finland and Latvia as a non-resident ambassador.[116]
  • ^Note 31 : The High Commissioner of Australia to Trinidad and Tobago is also accredited to Antigua and Barbuda, the Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Jamaica, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines as a non-resident High Commissioner, and to Haiti and Suriname as a non-resident ambassador. The High Commissioner also acts as Australia's Ambassador to CARICOM.[117]
  • ^Note 32 : The Ambassador of Australia to Turkey is also accredited to Azerbaijan and Georgia as a non-resident ambassador.[118]
  • ^Note 33 : The Ambassador of Australia to the United Arab Emirates is also accredited to Qatar as a non-resident ambassador.[119]
  • ^Note 34 : The High Commissioner of Australia to the United Kingdom is also accredited as Permanent Representative of Australia to the International Maritime Organization.
  • ^Note 35 : The Ambassador of Australia to Zimbabwe is also accredited to Zambia, Malawi, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and the Republic of the Congo as a non-resident ambassador.[120]

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