Consulate General of AUSTRALIA

CONSULATE GENERAL OF AUSTRALIA

1000 Bishop Street

Honolulu | Hawaii | 96813-4299

CONSUL GENERAL GREG WILCOCK

PHONE. 808-529-8100

EMAIL. honolulu.consulate@dfat.gov.au

Does U.S. Citizen need Visa? Yes

Passport issued location: Honolulu

Does U.S. Citizen need Visa?  Yes, please visit the Department of Home Affairs

Consular services and emergency documents for Canadian citizens;

Limited consular services for British citizens.

NATIONAL DAY.

January 26th

CAPITAL.

Canberra

POPULATION.

25.7 MM

LAND AREA.

2.9 MM mi²

GDP PER CAPITA.

60.443 USD • 2021

Greg Wilcock is a senior career officer with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT). He commenced as Australian Consul-Generalrole in Honolulu in late July 2024, following two years leading the department’s global media operations. 

As an Australian Government Senior Executive Service officer, Mr Wilcock has led strategic and foreign policy teams in different Australian agencies, working closely with US and like-minded partners on regional strategy. His experience in the region includes postings to Australia’s missions in Timor-Leste, Indonesia, Bangladesh (as Australian High Commissioner) and India (as Consul-General in Mumbai). 

Mr Wilcock brings to his role in Honolulu many years’ experience in Australia-US affairs. As DFAT’s Assistant Secretary US policy 2017–2019, he led efforts to advance the Australia-US strategic agenda. He also served on the board of the Fulbright Commission Australia and the Sydney US Studies Centre’s advisory committee. Earlier in his career, Mr Wilcock worked in Australia’s embassy in Washington during the peak of Australia’s Iraq and Afghanistan commitments. 

Throughout his US assignments, Mr Wilcock has worked to deepen alliance cooperation alongside Defence peers in Australia and the United States. His other Defence experience includes a policy adviser deployment to Australia’s 2006 peacekeeping force in Timor-Leste, an earlier posting to Timor-Leste during the INTERFET and UNTAET peacekeeping missions, and service as an adviser to former Australian Defence Minister Stephen Smith. 

Mr Wilcock has also worked extensively on consular matters and crisis management, including as the head of Australia’s global consular operations during the global pandemic, and during consular contingencies in South Asia. 

Mr Wilcock studied politics, international relations and Asian history at the Australian National University (BA Hons) and Monash University (Grad Dip). He is married with three children. 

Since.  29 July 2024

Spouse.  Ms Wilhelmina van Beers