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The British White Ensign had been flown by Australian vessels since the formation of the RAN in 1911, but the Australian contribution to Vietnam a conflict in which the United Kingdom was not involved served to complicate the situation.

For example, the Australian contribution to the operation included a regular Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) squadron, nine Article XV squadrons, and hundreds of personnel posted to RAF units and RN warships.

The Climate Institute welcomed the Australian contribution as "the first step towards fair and proper financial support for poor and vulnerable countries responding to the climate challenge".

The Climate Institute think tank welcomed the Australian contribution as "the first step towards fair and proper financial support for poor and vulnerable countries responding to the climate challenge".

A canvas-work homage to Roy Lichtenstein may contain a woman weeping into her benday dots with relief that "Thank Christ I'm Not Aboriginal", but a stand-out work of acrylic on linen "A White Hero for Black Australia" celebrates the Australian contribution to the indelible "Black Power Salute" image from the 1968 Mexico Olympics.

But Mr. Howard then said, "I have indicated it has been made clear that any Australian contribution in a new theater such as Iraq would need to be within our resources and not detract from immediate defense and national security needs".

The American-Australian author was awarded the Order of Australia on Tuesday, to mark her "essentially Australian" contributions to writing, as she called them in an interview with the Sydney Morning Herald.

Throughout the paper, examples are given of significant Australian contributions to rock mechanics research and practice, nationally and internationally.

Contrary to some reports, the SASR did not provide a security team for service in Cambodia although some SASR-qualified signals sergeants from 152 Signal Squadron were deployed as part of the Australian military contribution to the United Nations Advance Mission in Cambodia (UNAMIC) and Force Communications Unit between 1991 and 1993.

If the crowd, the PA system and a unwittingly comic chair umpire/schoolmaster were providing the party atmosphere, the players had given us the combat, although the Australian's contribution dwindled alarmingly by the game and he was broken to love at the start of the second.

The language was used in Cabinet document, according to a report by The Australian, decrying contributions to global aid funds to assist developing nations adapt to or mitigate the impact of climate change.