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Australian Federal Election
21 August 2010
Voting services for Australians in Sri Lanka
Media Releases from the High Commission
- 10.07.07 - Australia to send failed Sri Lankan asylum seekers home
- 10.06.05 - Australia marks World Environment Day with Essay Competition in Maldives
- 10.05.27 - Australia commemorates National Reconciliation Week
- 10.04.19 - Australia gets tough on people smugglers and halts processing of claims by some Asylum Seekers
- 10.03.24 - Australia takes on Hindu College, Ratmalana in Twenty/20
- 10.03.19 - Failed asylum seekers removed to Sri Lanka
- 10.03.19 - Australia supports safe resettlement of IDPs as a crucial step in national reconciliation
- 10.03.16 - Australia announces Rs 13 million in grants to local organisations
- 10.03.02 - Australia supports Jaffna Legal Aid Project and Women’s Intervention Program
- 10.02.16 - Australia announces arrival of demining machines
- 10.02.02 - Child Protection Society Boys visit HMAS Glenelg
- 10.01.18 - Australia supports sports development in Trincomalee and Seenigama
For all the latest High Commision media releases go to the Media link.
Registration and Services for Australians
The Australian High Commission in Colombo encourages all Australians travelling to Sri Lanka or the Maldives to register on-line.
For information on applying for a passport please refer to our Services for Australians section.
Australian Scholarships
The Australian Government, through AusAID, invites applications from exceptionally qualified and motivated Sri Lanka citizens to study at Masters and Doctoral levels in Australia in 2010. The ALA Scholarships Program targets current and future leaders from universities, business, media, industry, government and civil society, who have leadership qualities to provide a vision, and influence and achieve change in their chosen fields. They should be capable of leading reform, development and governance in developing countries in the Asia Pacific region.
