List of High Commissioners and Ambassadors of Australia

The following is the list of High Commissioners and ambassadors from Australia. The high commissioners and ambassadors are listed in alphabetical order by country, and the information below is current as of July 2014.[1]

Embassies and High Commissions

Country accredited to Photo Head of Mission Title Date appointed Date presented
credentials to
receiving country
head of state
Afghanistan Jon Philp Ambassador 9 August 2012[2] 31 January 2013[3]
Argentina1 Patricia Holmes Ambassador 13 September 2011[4] 10 April 2012[5]
Austria2 David Stuart Ambassador 5 July 2012[6] 12 September 2012[7]
Bangladesh Greg Wilcock High Commissioner 14 June 2012[8] 19 July 2012[9]
Belgium3 Mark Higgie Ambassador September 2014[10] September 2014
Brazil Patrick Lawless Ambassador 12 February 2014[11]
Brunei Todd Mercer High Commissioner 5 July 2012[12]
Cambodia Alison Burrows Ambassador 14 March 2013[13] 30 May 2013[14]
Canada Tony Negus High Commissioner 15 January 2015[15]
Chile4 Tim Kane Ambassador 29 May 2012[16] 14 August 2012[17]
China Frances Adamson Ambassador 20 March 2011[18] 16 August 2011[19]
Croatia Susan Cox Ambassador 28 September 2012[20] 14 December 2012[21]
Cyprus Trevor Peacock High Commissioner 13 June 2011[22] 13 September 2011[23]
Denmark8 Damien Miller Ambassador 1 April 2013[24] 14 June 2013[25]
Egypt5 Ralph King Ambassador 13 December 2011[26]
Ethiopia6 Mark Sawers Ambassador 18 September 2014
Federated States of Micronesia7 Terry Beven Ambassador 10 November 2013[27] 17 January 2014[28]
Fiji36 Margaret Twomey High Commissioner November 2014 - -
France9 Stephen Brady Ambassador 31 March 2014[29]
Germany10 David Ritchie Ambassador 24 October 2013[30]
Ghana11 Joanna Adamson High Commissioner 28 September 2012[31] 12 March 2013[32]
Greece12 John Griffin Ambassador 3 June 2014 [33]
Holy See John McCarthy Ambassador 29 April 2012[34] 5 November 2012[35]
India13 Patrick Suckling High Commissioner 30 December 2012[36] 22 January 2013[37]
Indonesia Greg Moriarty Ambassador 11 July 2010[38]
Iran Paul Foley Ambassador 19 April 2013[39] 6 July 2013[40]
Iraq Lyndall Sachs Ambassador 30 July 2011[41]
Ireland Ruth Adler Ambassador 7 September 2012[42] 16 January 2013[43]
Israel Dave Sharma Ambassador 16 May 2013[44] 8 August 2013[45]
Italy14 Mike Rann Ambassador 31 March 2014[46]
Japan Bruce Miller Ambassador 7 April 2011[47]
Jordan Heidi Venamore Ambassador 30 January 2012[48] 5 March 2012[49]
Kenya15 John Feakes High Commissioner 9 December 2014[50]
Kiribati George Fraser High Commissioner 29 April 2012[51]
Korea, South16 Bill Paterson Ambassador 15 March 2013[52] 8 August 2013[53]
Kuwait Warren Hauck Ambassador 9 February 2015.[54] 8 March 2015[55]
Laos John Williams Ambassador 5 November 2013[56] 13 February 2014[57]
Lebanon Lex Bartlem Ambassador 8 September 2010[58]
Malaysia Rod Smith High Commissioner 26 November 2013[59]
Malta17 Jane Lambert High Commissioner 11 October 2012[60] 17 January 2013[61]
Mauritius18 Susan Coles High Commissioner 13 February 2014[62]
Mexico19 Tim George Ambassador 14 September 2012[63] 14 February 2013[64]
Myanmar Bronte Moules Ambassador 20 December 2010[65] 24 May 2011[66]
Nauru Martin Quinn High Commissioner 13 February 2014[67] 29 April 2014[68]
Nepal Glenn White Ambassador 11 March 2013[69] 2 May 2013[70]
Netherlands Neil Mules Ambassador 17 July 2011[71]
New Zealand20 Michael Potts High Commissioner 25 June 2012[72] 18 July 2012[73]
Nigeria21 Paul Lehmann High Commissioner 17 December 2015[74]
Pakistan Peter Heyward High Commissioner 7 April 2012[75] 12 July 2012[76]
Papua New Guinea Deborah Stokes High Commissioner 12 February 2013[77]
Peru John Woods Ambassador 14 July 2010[78]
Philippines Bill Tweddell Ambassador 7 November 2011[79] 26 January 2012[80]
Poland22 Jean Dunn Ambassador 8 December 2011[81] 17 January 2012[82]
Portugal23 Anne Plunkett Ambassador 29 May 2012[83] 9 April 2013[84]
Russia24 Paul Myler Ambassador 1 November 2012[85] 24 January 2013[86]
Samoa Sue Langford High Commissioner 13 February 2014[87] 18 February 2014[88]
Saudi Arabia25 Neil Hawkins Ambassador 14 July 2011[89]
Serbia26 Julia Feeney Ambassador 8 November 2013[90] 4 February 2014[91]
Singapore Philip Green High Commissioner 24 August 2012[92] 19 November 2012[93]
Solomon Islands Andrew Byrne High Commissioner 9 November 2013[94]
South Africa27 Graeme Wilson High Commissioner 13 November 2012[95]
Spain28 Jane Hardy Ambassador 6 September 2012[96]
Sri Lanka29 Robyn Mudie High Commissioner 7 January 2012[97] 12 March 2012[98]
Sweden30 Gerald Thomson Ambassador 13 November 2012[99] 24 January 2013[100]
Thailand James Wise Ambassador 18 August 2010[101]
Timor-Leste Peter Doyle Ambassador 12 February 2014[102]
Tonga Brett Aldam High Commissioner 10 January 2013[103] 7 February 2013[104]
Trinidad and Tobago31 Ross Tysoe High Commissioner 13 November 2012[105]
Turkey32 James Larsen Ambassador 27 November 2013[106] 25 February 2014[107]
Ukraine Doug Trappett Ambassador[108] 12 December 2014[109] 14 January 2015[110]
United Arab Emirates33 Pablo Kang Ambassador 7 January 2012[111]
United Kingdom34 Alexander Downer High Commissioner 31 March 2014[112]
United States Joe Hockey Ambassador 29 January 2016
Vanuatu Jeremy Bruer High Commissioner 24 August 2012[113] 13 November 2012[114]
Vietnam Hugh Borrowman Ambassador 5 May 2012[115] 14 August 2012[116]
Zimbabwe35 Suzanne McCourt Ambassador 6 March 2015[117] 16 April 2015[118]

International organisations

Delegation to Photo Head of Mission Title Date appointed Date presented credentials
Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Brendan Berne Ambassador 5 August 2015[119]
Association of South East Asian Nations Simon Merrifield Ambassador 18 September 2013[120] 1 October 2013[121]
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development Brian Pontifex Permanent Representative 1 April 2015[122]
United Nations Gillian Bird Permanent Representative 28 June 2014[123]
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization George Mina Permanent Delegate 9 September 2013
United Nations Office in Geneva John Quinn Permanent Representative September 2014[124]
World Trade Organization Hamish McCormick Permanent Representative 25 June 2013[125]

Special interests

Special interest Photo Head of Mission Title Date appointed
Climate Change Justin Lee Ambassador 13 May 2012[126]
Counter terrorism Miles Armitage Ambassador 18 May 2014[127]
HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria James Gilling Ambassador 3 October 2012[128]
People smuggling issues Craig Chittick Ambassador 27 May 2012[129]
Women and girls Natasha Stott Despoja Ambassador 16 December 2013[130]

Notes

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