Australia has issued a landmark A$7 billion green bond managed by the Australian Office of Financial Management (AOFM) in collaboration with several international banks. The oversubscribed bond attracted investors from Australia, Asia, Europe, and North America, totaling more than A$22 billion in bids. Proceeds from the bond will support various sustainable projects, including hydrogen hubs, community batteries, clean transport, and biodiversity conservation, aligning with Australia's goal of achieving net zero emissions by 2050. The government aims to enhance climate change mitigation and adaptation efforts, with a focus on renewable energy projects such as the 80 announced renewable hydrogen initiatives under the National Hydrogen Strategy. The issuance marks a significant step in Australia's sustainable finance journey and reflects the increasing demand for environmentally responsible investment opportunities globally. The government's commitment to green finance signifies its dedication to promoting environmental sustainability and driving economic growth through innovative projects. Through an extensive investor roadshow and strategic communication, Australia has successfully highlighted its sustainability strategy and attracted widespread interest in its green bond program.