Post by Banjo on Apr 20, 2012 16:15:31 GMT 7
Australia in the Asian Century
Thank you for your submission
Dear Banjo
Thank you sincerely for your submission to the ‘Australia in the Asian Century’ White Paper.
The team and I have been delighted by the enormous interest in our work and by the quality, variety and thoughtfulness of the submissions that we have received.
Your thoughts and the priorities you’ve identified will play an important role in the development of the White Paper and the vision for the future that it ultimately presents.
To make the wide variety of ideas we’ve received more easily accessible, we have brought them together under topic themes in a Submissions Summary, which has been published on our website.
The website will continue to be updated to reflect the ongoing work of the Advisory Panel and Task Force.
We are also excited to be partnering with several prominent websites – The Lowy Institute’s Interpreter blog, The Conversation and the East Asia Forum blog of the Australian National University – to continue the lively debate about Australia’s place in the region over the next quarter of a century.
Please visit these sites to hear a wide range of opinions about what Australia in the Asian Century should look like. You can find links to these sites from our own web page.
Again, let me thank you for your thoughtful contribution to the White Paper process and for your interest in this exciting time in Australia’s history.
Yours sincerely,
Dr Ken Henry
Thank you for your submission
Dear Banjo
Thank you sincerely for your submission to the ‘Australia in the Asian Century’ White Paper.
The team and I have been delighted by the enormous interest in our work and by the quality, variety and thoughtfulness of the submissions that we have received.
Your thoughts and the priorities you’ve identified will play an important role in the development of the White Paper and the vision for the future that it ultimately presents.
To make the wide variety of ideas we’ve received more easily accessible, we have brought them together under topic themes in a Submissions Summary, which has been published on our website.
The website will continue to be updated to reflect the ongoing work of the Advisory Panel and Task Force.
We are also excited to be partnering with several prominent websites – The Lowy Institute’s Interpreter blog, The Conversation and the East Asia Forum blog of the Australian National University – to continue the lively debate about Australia’s place in the region over the next quarter of a century.
Please visit these sites to hear a wide range of opinions about what Australia in the Asian Century should look like. You can find links to these sites from our own web page.
Again, let me thank you for your thoughtful contribution to the White Paper process and for your interest in this exciting time in Australia’s history.
Yours sincerely,
Dr Ken Henry