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ANZUS
Australia New Zealand United States alliance
1951
purpose - mutual defense
SEATO
South East Asian Treaty Organisation
1954
purpose - fighting communism in SE Asia
Multilateral treaty
A treaty between more than 2 countries.
eg. UN Charter 1945
Bilateral treaty
a treaty between 2 countries
eg. Australia - USA Free Trade Agreement 2005
What is the importance of regional organisations and agreements?
Australia begins to build relationships with Asian nations.
A more developed country helping underdeveloped country.
ASEAN
The Association of South-East nations
1967
purpose - to accelerate economic growth, social progress and cultural development in the region. promoting regional peace and stability
APEC
Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation
1989
purpose - improving economical and political ties
What is the United Nations?
aka UN
1945
purpose - preserve peace, remove causes of conflict, ecourage economic, soical, educational and cultural progress throughout the world especially in underdeveloped regions
Doc Evatt (Herb Evatt)
Foreign Minister 1941-1949 (Labor)
leading role in creation of UN 1945
led the Australian Delegation at the meeting and helped draft the UN Charter
President of UN General Assembly 1948-1949
Australia's involvement in the UN
founding member
Jessie Street + Doc Evatt helped draft the UN Charter
Doc Evatt President of General Assembly
supporter - involved in work of UN agencies + peacekeeping missions
contributes $$
UNESCO
United Nations Educations, Scientific and Cultural Organisation
1945
purpose - contributing to the building of peace, eradication of poverty, sustainable development and intercultural dialogue
Australia and UNESCO
one of the founding members
supported environmental issues eg. tsunami centre setting up, conservation of World Heritage sites
Peacekeeping
most peacekeeping missions are taken as part of the UN - to negotiate peace
Military Action
maintaining peace and security all over the world by involvement in military actions
not all were encouraged by the UN
Humanitarian Relief
giving assistance to people who need it
eg. Boxing Day Tsunami 2005, HIV/AIDS, Landmine removal
The Columbo Plan
1951
purpose - strengthening ties with Asia

social development and economic aid to South East Asian Countries
educate people from countries 'threatened' by communism

this was done in order to enhance Australia's security
Put in chronological order:
ANZUS
SEATO
APEC
United Nations
Columbo Plan
East Timor
ASEAN
UN 1945
ANZUS 1951
Columbo Plan 1951
SEATO 1954
ASEAN 1967
APEC 1989
East Timor 1999
East Timor peacekeeping mission
1975 - East Timor was invaded by Indonisia
after about 25 years of violence, the Indonesian government let the East TImorese vote on their future
vote called for independence of East Timor (1999)
pro-Indonesia militias launched campaign of violence
Australia intervened