• From Mr Peter Woolcott, Permanent Representative of Australia to the United Nations at Geneva, in relation to the Stronger Futures Bills or Acts, to any and all of the following: Special Rapporteurs Mr James Anaya and Ms Magdelena Sepulveda Carmona; the UN Human Rights Council; Prime Minister Julia Gillard and Ms Jenny Macklin MP, Minister for Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs.
• From any of the above listed parties to Mr Woolcott in relation to the Stronger Futures Bills or Acts.

a. Detained or otherwise held (by the Australian Defence Force of other Australian personnel) in Australian custody in Tarin Kowt, Afghanistan, and

b. Later transferred directly or indirectly to US, UK or Afghan custody.

Documents relating to background checks on interns in Paris and Madrid, their duties, procedures and access to computer systems, from June 2008 to present.

"Scope of the request."

• Any media talking points prepared relating to the vessel;
• Any key issues papers relating to the vessel;
• Any question time briefs relating to the vessel;
• Any timelines prepared by PSIAT relating to the vessel"

1. Ministerial briefings provided by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade to the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Senator the Hon Bob Carr, that relate to WikiLeaks, Julian Paul Assange and/or Bradley E Manning.

2. All cable traffic from the Australian Embassy to the United States of America, Washington DC, to the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade in Canberra, sent between 1 February 2012 and 30 April 2012 inclusive, that relates to Wikileaks, Julian Paul Assange and/or Bradley E Manning.

"I am writing to request copies of any documentation held by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT), which relate to the causes and dynamics of violence that unfolded in Timor-Leste, between 1 May and 25 May 2006. The violence prompted intervention by Australian Forces.

I would be very grateful to receive copies of any communications, press releases or reports that reflect DFAT's understanding of the causes and dynamics of the May violence. These documents would have been produced by embassy officers in Dili between 1 May and 1 July of 2006."

1. Any documents which summarise the defamation case in the NSW Supreme Court which was settled in 2011 relating to a communication made by a department officer;
2. Any documents giving a summary of court action about property-related proceedings brought in a foreign court by the current owner of the land formerly owned by the Commonwealth Government. The case is referred to in Appendix 7 of the 2010-2011 Annual Report; and
3. Any documents giving a summary of court action about property-related proceedings brought in a foreign court by the current owner of the land formerly owned by the Commonwealth Government. The case is referred to in Appendix 7 of the 2010-2011 Annual Report.

1. Copies of all correspondence or documents received from the Victorian Government or any other Australian State government from 1 February 2011 concerning any issue relating to Macedonia and/or the Macedonian community;
2. Copies of all correspondence or documents or advice sent to the Victorian Government or any other Australian State government from 1 February 2011 concerning any issue relating to Macedonia and/or the Macedonian community;
3. Copies of all correspondence or documents received from Mr Harry Jenkins MP to the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Hon Senator Bob Carr from 1 January 2012 concerning any issue relating to Macedonia and/or the Macedonian community; and
4. Copies of all correspondence or documents sent by the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Hon Senator Bob Carr to Mr Harry Jenkins MP or any other MP, person or organisation from 1 January 2012 concerning any issue relating to Macedonia and/or the Macedonian community.

1. Any minutes of meetings held between Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade staff and staff of either the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs or the Japanese Ministry of Justice since 1 January 2008 which relate to Japan becoming a party to the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction (the "Hague Convention"); and
2. Any high-level written representations conveyed by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade to the Japanese Government by which the Australian Government has encouraged Japan to become a party to the Hague Convention.

1. Documents which specifically pertain to the aforementioned decision of the Department's in January 2006, including the actual document which authorised the formal cancellation of the circular;
2. Additional documents which specifically pertain to the Department's decision of 28 October 2008 to cancel and archive the 'Slav Macedonian' Administrative Circular; and
3. Any other related documentation (including advice, briefs, opinions, analysis, e-mails and correspondence) prepared by the Department in the in the immediate period leading up to the cancellation of 28 October 2008.