Aussie asks embassy to help pay for Thai prostitute
Aussies travelling abroad are becoming "serial pests" to Australian embassies and consulates by asking for the strangest things. The government is clamping down.
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High caution urged for Aussie travellers in Thailand
DFAT is keeping a close watch on developments in Thailand, and has urged travellers to avoid rallies and protests.
You’re on your own; possible government cuts to overseas help
With demand for consular services rising and government budgets under pressure, Foreign Minister Julie Bishop is encouraging people who get into trouble overseas to be more self-reliant.
Grave fears for families in Philippines
The Australian government has pledged more than $10 million to assist rescue efforts in the Philippines after super Typhoon Haiyan hit the nation.
Egypt ambassador defends military, Australian govt urges restraint
Egyptian ambassador to Australia has defended military action against Muslim Brotherhood protesters, while Australian government has urged for restraint from all parties involved in the conflict.
Bulgaria refuses prison transfer application for Australian man
A Sydney man currently serving 20 years in Bulgarian jail for murder has had his application to serve the remainder of his sentence in Australia rejected.
Australian travellers warned to stay out of Egypt
The federal government has warned hundreds of Australian travelers to reconsider trips to Egypt following increased tension in the political state of the country.
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