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Arthur Sinodinos presents his credentials to US President Donald Trump in February.

Only a handful of Australians have stood in the Oval Office with Trump. Arthur Sinodinos is one of them

Our former envoy to Washington says instead of abandoning the alliance with the US, we should impress on Trump that he needs us more than we need him.

  • Peter FitzSimons

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Kevin Rudd and Arthur Sinodinos.

Biden, Boris and Barry Gibb: Sinodinos’ candid thoughts as he exits the US

The outgoing ambassador to the US reveals if Joe Biden can run again and how Boris Johnson was his most amusing, yet hardest-to-handle dinner guest.

  • Farrah Tomazin
As US ambassador, Arthur Sinodinos played an important role in the creation of the AUKUS pact.

Labor lobbied to extend Sinodinos’ plum US posting for AUKUS’ sake

Senior officials in the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade are pushing for Arthur Sinodinos to remain as US ambassador until mid-2023.

  • Matthew Knott
Could Kristina Keneally be posted overseas?

PM’s diplomatic response to talk of ambassador Keneally

Albanese houses down talk of diplomatic postings, while Frydenberg promotes himself from beyond the political grave.

  • Noel Towell and Helen Pitt
Ambassador of Australia to the United States Arthur Sinodinos has urged universities to capitalise on the research arms races between America and China.

Universities should capitalise on research arms race between US and China: Sinodinos

Australia’s Ambassador to the US says our researchers have lots of opportunities to collaborate with US government agencies on defence and sensitive technologies.

  • Lisa Visentin
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Arthur Sinodinos, Australia’s Ambassador to the United States of America, at his residence in Washington, D.C

Spring forward: why Sinodinos is ready to mingle after a ‘hermit-like existence’

Arthur Sinodinos brushed off the rumours he was too vulnerable to be a pandemic-era ambassador to the US: “Comrade, in this business never rule out shenanigans.”

  • Matthew Knott
Australia’s ambassador to the US, Arthur Sinodinos, was one of the diplomats hit by the phishing scam.

Contact books of Australian diplomats hacked in major ‘phishing’ scam

A sophisticated scam has seen cyber attackers impersonate senior diplomats on encrypted messaging services in a bid to get sensitive information from their contacts.

  • Anthony Galloway
Australian journalist Amelia Brace and her cameraman Tim Myers have been struck by riot police during demonstrations in Washington DC.

Australian journalists attack outside White House raised with US government

Cameraman Tim Myers was hit with a riot shield and punched in the face, while reporter Amelia Brace was clubbed with a truncheon outside the White House.

  • Peter Mitchell
Bill Shorten and Kristina Keneally hatched a plan for the now-home affairs spokeswoman to become Australia's next Ambassador to the US.

Kristina Keneally was headed to Washington under secret plan with Bill Shorten

Kristina Keneally was to be appointed Australia's ambassador to the United States if Bill Shorten and Labor had formed government this year.

  • Rob Harris

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