An Australian man has died in Ukraine as the conflict from the Russian invasion continues, the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade has confirmed.
Consular assistance is being provided to the family of Trevor Kjeldal, a DFAT spokesperson said on Saturday.
"We send our deepest condolences to the family and request their privacy be respected during this difficult time," they said.
"We are unable to provide further comment."
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese also passed on his condolences to Mr Kjeldal's family and friends on Saturday.
"This is tragic news. I remind people that the DFAT advice is that people do not travel to Ukraine," he said during a press conference in Queensland.
"It is a dangerous place, but my heart goes out to the family and friends of the gentleman involved."
Consular assistance can include support and guidance to families and liaison with local and Australian authorities to assist with funeral arrangements or repatriation of remains.
The Australian Government's advice for Ukraine remains at do not travel.
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