Julie Bishop

That story carries an incident of the former Chancellor of the ANU, Julie Bishop.

Now for that story.

The university regulator has laid into the way important decisions were made at the ANU under the leadership of Chancellor Julie Bishop and Vice-Chancellor Genevieve Bell.

The minutes from ANU council meetings indicate a lack of debate and discussion, the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency said.

Its 56-page report explaining why it imposed conditions on the ANU before re-approving its registration as a university is peppered with phrases like dysfunctional governing body, breakdown in trust and respect, inconsistent with competent governance, and unclear measurables.

There was vigorous opposition within the university as enforced redundancies loomed and schools within the ANU faced cuts.

The turmoil culminated in the departure of Professor Bell last year and then Mears Bishop this year.

The regulator was also harsh on the way the Vice-Chancellor's performance was assessed.

So, you know, I'm fine.

I did an event last night with the Honourable Julie Bishop and a candidate to be the first female elected Premier in Victoria, Jess Wilson, last night.

So I am on cloud nine at the moment, I've got to say.

That's excellent.

The first controversy worth mentioning is the claim from Chan and Sukamaran's family that they were asked for a bribe in order to reduce the sentences of the two men to 20 years in prison.

It would be easy to dismiss this as simply a family clinging at anything to try and save their loved ones' lives, but it is worth mentioning that both Chan and Sukamaran's original lawyer and the Australian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Julie Bishop, all came out in support of this claim, the latter claiming it as concerning.

Don't think this covers the Australian government, however.

A further controversy is about their lack of action.

Without these scholarships, they might not have been able to afford a university education, and certainly not one overseas.

The new Colombo Plan, launched by Tony Abbott and Julie Bishop, goes in the outbound direction.

it has enabled 55,000 young Australians to experience Asia, forging understanding and connections among a new generation.

When Singapore and Australia were negotiating our comprehensive strategic partnership, Australia proposed work holiday visas for youths on both sides to experience each other's countries.

Could

have looked up Julie Bishop? Yes, so many people I could have, but I didn't.

What did you do? Basil

Zemplis.

solution is the people of Myanmar, not the military counter.

Have you received enough assistance from the UN Special Envoy on Myanmar, Julie Bishop, or do you need more from her and her role?

Yeah, of course.

I thank her for her role.

And I did so by having community consultations right around Australia.

And I can go through and talk about being down in Peter Reith's electorate with Julie Bishop over in Perth.

I went around the whole of Australia.

I bring the people who are opposed to immigration.