Australian High Commission, Ghana
@AusAmbGHA
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Australia’s High Commission to Ghana, Burkina Faso, Côte d’Ivoire, Guinea, Liberia, Mali, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Togo. Consular help +233302216400
Accra, Ghana
Joined January 2015
🔗 Apply now and help strengthen Australia - Africa commercial ties: 🗓️ Applications close: Sunday, 10 August 2025. Please note: This is a locally engaged role. Candidates must have the right to live and work in Ghana at the time of application. (6/6).
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What will your day look like? You’ll be supporting Australian exporters with tailored market advice, facilitating introductions, driving trade priorities, and helping navigate regulatory environments across Ghana and beyond. Ready to make a difference?.(5/6).
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📈 This is an exciting time with the projected growth and opportunity in Africa. Australian capability is in demand across key West African sectors, and we’re looking for someone who can hit the ground running. (4/6).
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As part of our broader Middle East, Africa and Pakistan team, you’ll play a vital role in connecting Australian companies with commercial opportunities across the region. Providing insights, opening doors, and delivering real value to exporters. (3/6).
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If you’ve got deep networks across Ghana and West Africa, and a passion for helping businesses grow, we want to hear from you. (2/6).
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🌍 We’re #Hiring in Accra, Ghana! Austrade is expanding our Africa team and we’re on the lookout for a Business Development Manager based at the Australian High Commission in Accra. (1/6)
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We’re looking for a development professional with excellent relationship-building skills, a passion for agriculture, and strong attention to detail. If that sounds like you, consider joining our team today. Applications close soon!
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RT @Smartraveller: If you’re travelling from Southern Laos to Cambodia or Thailand, consider which land border crossings to use. There’s on….
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From students and professionals to families and visitors, Australia continues to offer an exceptional environment to live, work and thrive. Read more here: (4/4).
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This recognition reflects the strong institutions, vibrant multiculturalism, reliable infrastructure, world-class healthcare, and high quality of life enjoyed by people living in Australia. (3/4).
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In the 2025 Global Liveability Index by the Economist Intelligence Unit, three Australian cities made it into the world’s top 10:. 📍Melbourne – 3rd most liveable city in the world.📍Sydney – 6th place.📍Adelaide – 9th place.(2/4).
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“It’s always encouraging when the things you value most - safety, opportunity, healthcare, education, and a great quality of life - are also recognised on a global stage. (1/4)
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This represents the first majorleap in fetal monitoring in more than half a century. Read more on this.life-saving innovation here: . (4/4).
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Developed in Western Australia, the DelivAssure™ device allows healthcare practitioners to detect in real time when a baby isn’t receivingenough oxygen during labour. This advancement gives doctors a powerful tool to.help prevent birth asphyxia and cerebral palsy. (3/4).
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Australian researchers and medtech innovators have now achieved a transformative breakthrough in maternal health - one with global potential. (2/4).
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Australia has a strong track record in medical innovation, with notable contributions like the HPV vaccine, the cochlear implant, and the development of penicillinas a medical treatment. (1/4).
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Digital Earth Africa draws on more than three decades of satellite imagery to address critical challenges facing the African continent, and packages earth observation data into accessible and free data sets. (3/3).
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To better understand and address these changes, researchers are leveraging satellite data and geospatial tools to monitor shoreline shifts and develop solutions, based on an innovative solution developed as an initiative of Geoscience Australia. (2/3).
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Digital Earth Africa’s tools are revolutionising how coastal erosion is studied in Ghana. Ghana’s coastline is undergoing rapid transformation due to coastal erosion, impacting local communities, ecosystems, and economic activities. (1/3).
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This week, 🇦🇺High Commissioner Berenice Owen-Jones met with Ghana’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Hon. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, to reaffirm Australia and Ghana’s shared values and interests in multilateral fora and commitment to Peace and Security
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