After 28 years with Defence Science and Technology, on Friday, October 28, 2016, Dr Tony Lindsay, one of Australia’s most eminent defence scientists, said goodbye to DST. The following Tuesday, ...
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In politics, Christopher “the fixer” Pyne secured major submarine and shipbuilding contracts for his home state of South Australia. While still defence minister Pyne met with EY Defence to ...
Just five months after ending his five-year term as head of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO), Lewis joined the board of the Australian arm of Thales, one of the world’s ...
A disturbing number of Australia's military personnel, senior defence and intelligence officials and politicians leave their public service jobs and walk through the ‘revolving door’ into roles ...
As with climate policy, Australia's leadership is too close to America, too close to Rupert Murdoch and too weak to secure the country from future military threats
Rupert Murdoch, Dick Cheney, former CIA director James Woolsey, former US Treasury head Larry Summers, former US Energy Secretary Bill Richardson, hedge fund boss Michael Steinhardt and Jacob ...
Staying in the US Alliance under Trump's leadership is more likely to get us into trouble than keeping us out of it. John Menadue reports.
The banks have virtually stopped lending to farmers, writes cattleman and veteran columnist for The Land newspaper John Carter. As the provision of credit is an essential service, there needs to ...
Wikileaks cables reveal Iran presents no threat to Australia and little threat to the US. Instead, clear intelligence from the US, Australia and Iran confirms Iran, although portrayed as ...
Australia should not participate in any military action against Iran. The current tensions have been created by the Trump Administration, and the ANZUS Alliance creates no obligation for us to ...
"A triumph of image over substance, fear over logic, politics over policy". Michael West reports on Election 2019 and the inexorable rise of corporate power over democracy.
Defence spending used to account for little more than a fifth of government spending on procurement. Just seven years ago. Now it accounts for almost three-quarters
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After 28 years with Defence Science and Technology, on Friday, October 28, 2016, Dr Tony Lindsay, one of ...
In politics, Christopher “the fixer” Pyne secured major submarine and shipbuilding contracts for his home state of ...
Just five months after ending his five-year term as head of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation ...
A disturbing number of Australia's military personnel, senior defence and intelligence officials and politicians ...
As with climate policy, Australia's leadership is too close to America, too close to Rupert Murdoch and too weak ...
Rupert Murdoch, Dick Cheney, former CIA director James Woolsey, former US Treasury head Larry Summers, former US ...
Staying in the US Alliance under Trump's leadership is more likely to get us into trouble than keeping us out of ...
The banks have virtually stopped lending to farmers, writes cattleman and veteran columnist for The Land newspaper ...
Wikileaks cables reveal Iran presents no threat to Australia and little threat to the US. Instead, clear ...
Australia should not participate in any military action against Iran. The current tensions have been created by ...
"A triumph of image over substance, fear over logic, politics over policy". Michael West reports on Election 2019 ...
Defence spending used to account for little more than a fifth of government spending on procurement. Just seven ...
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