Media releases
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The ANZLF welcomes Pip Marlow as the new Australian Co-Chair
Posted by Australia New Zealand Leadership Forum · December 10, 2021 9:35 AM
Pip Marlow, Chief Executive of Salesforce Australia and New Zealand, has been appointed Australian Co-Chair of the Australia New Zealand Leadership Forum, as successor to Ann Sherry AO.
The ANZLF brings business and government together to help Australia and New Zealand prosper. Along with the Aotearoa New Zealand co-chair Greg Lowe ONZM, Ms Marlow will oversee the ANZLF’s programme of work to further strengthen the bilateral economic relationship. The leadership announcement was made today during the ANZLF’s online meeting between business leaders from both countries with the Australian Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment, Hon Dan Tehan MP, and the New Zealand Minister for Trade and Economic Growth, Hon Damien O’Connor. The meeting was held to discuss how to maximise economic opportunities when Australia and New Zealand are re-connected post-COVID19, in areas such as travel, trade, investment, digital systems and regional engagement.
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ANZLF welcomes the resumption of quarantine-free trans-Tasman travel
Posted by Australia New Zealand Leadership Forum · April 06, 2021 2:16 PM
The Australia New Zealand Leadership Forum (ANZLF) welcomed the announcement that two way quarantine free trans-Tasman travel can commence from midnight (NZST) on Sunday 18th April 2021.
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Time for the trans-Tasman Safe Travel Zone to take off
Posted by Australia New Zealand Leadership Forum · March 18, 2021 11:38 AM
The Australia New Zealand Leadership Forum is calling for Australia and New Zealand to reconnect for two-way quarantine-free travel as soon as possible.
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Blueprint for Trans-Tasman travel lodged with Prime Ministers
Posted by Australia New Zealand Leadership Forum · June 05, 2020 2:56 PM
An alliance of Australasian experts has lodged a comprehensive blueprint for the resumption of ‘safe’ trans-Tasman travel with the New Zealand and Australian Prime Ministers, recommending multiple layers of protection to be embedded across the passenger journey.
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Smart and safe travel zone: Proposal for trans-Tasman bubble considers every step of a passenger’s journey
Posted by Australia New Zealand Leadership Forum · May 27, 2020 11:03 AM
A proposed blueprint into how safe trans-Tasman travel could re-open is advancing fast, with a draft to be presented to New Zealand and Australian governments for consideration in early June.
Over the past two weeks, a diverse team of 40 experts from both sides of the Tasman have been working alongside each other to develop a coordinated and detailed set of recommendations for the re-opening of borders between Australia and New Zealand.