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AI revolutionises maritime intelligence

AI revolutionises maritime intelligence

by David Brewster and Anthony Bergin | Jul 24, 2024 | South Pacific, Strategy & Capability

Piracy, drug trafficking, people smuggling and illegal fishing are among the many maritime security challenges faced in the Indian Ocean. Many littoral countries are increasingly aware of the importance of Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA) as a foundation for effective...
The Naval tsunami that’ll swamp industry and starve the rest of the ADF

The Naval tsunami that’ll swamp industry and starve the rest of the ADF

by Marcus Hellyer | Jul 24, 2024 | Defence Budget, Strategy & Capability

There’s a tsunami coming. It’s the huge surge of work needed to deliver Australia’s naval capability plan. Unlike most tsunamis, however, we have some idea of the size of what’s coming. It’s already visible on the horizon. Whether we are prepared for it is another...
Post-shot US election update, Ukrainian & Ozzie drones, spies and public money

Post-shot US election update, Ukrainian & Ozzie drones, spies and public money

by Marcus Hellyer and Michael Shoebridge | Jul 18, 2024 | Podcasts, Strategy & Capability, Ukraine

Post-shot US election update, Ukrainian & Ozzie dr | RSS.com Marcus and Michael discuss the US election & the alliance post debate and failed assassination, before covering Ukraine military assistance and the alternative realities in Australia’s...
Trump, the messiah? No one can script where this goes now

Trump, the messiah? No one can script where this goes now

by Peter Jennings | Jul 15, 2024 | Uncategorized

Even an assassination attempt becomes just another marketing angle in our world of 24/7 politics. We will find out the details of ballistic analysis, but on the basis of the video images it looks as though Donald Trump dodged death by about two centimetres. By...
Parliament House protest should be treated as a serious breach

Parliament House protest should be treated as a serious breach

by Anthony Bergin | Jul 13, 2024 | Policy

Peter Jennings highlights the problems of protecting Australia’s Parliament House in the light of pro-Palestine protestors gaining access to the roof. Total security can be achieved but only at a cost to the operation and image of the site. The key is finding an...
Success with armed drones comes from numbers and domestic production, not small US contracts

Success with armed drones comes from numbers and domestic production, not small US contracts

by Michael Shoebridge | Jul 9, 2024 | Defence Budget, Strategy & Capability

Australia’s Department of Defence has found a way to buy a small number of small Switchblade armed drones from a US company.  In the world of drone warfare, our military will need many different types of drone and they will use and lose lots of them in any...
SSN-AUKUS: a ‘mature’ design…just with many defining things not settled.

SSN-AUKUS: a ‘mature’ design…just with many defining things not settled.

by Marcus Hellyer | Jul 8, 2024 | AUKUS, Strategy & Capability

What is SSN-AUKUS? This is not a metaphysical question along the lines of what is the meaning of life, or even that other perplexing one, namely what is AUKUS? It’s a straightforward question about what the design of the nuclear-powered submarine that Australia and...
Anthony Albanese’s chronic inertia on Palestine fans the flames of violence

Anthony Albanese’s chronic inertia on Palestine fans the flames of violence

by Peter Jennings | Jul 8, 2024 | Policy

Australia’s “new” Parliament House was designed to be an open building where citizens could literally walk over the heads of their elected representatives along two sweeping plains of grass that define the Senate and House of Representatives’ offices. Completed in...
A changed America and a less constrained President

A changed America and a less constrained President

by Michael Shoebridge | Jul 4, 2024 | Policy

The latest US Supreme Court decision granting US Presidents wide ranging immunities even when committing criminal acts will further divide America, but it also empowers the Trump campaign. It will encourage Trump to wield Presidential power without constraint if he is...
Grumpy Strategist Makers’ Series – the workforce edition with KINEXUS

Grumpy Strategist Makers’ Series – the workforce edition with KINEXUS

by Marcus Hellyer and Rob Kremer | Jul 3, 2024 | Podcasts, Policy

The Grumpy Strategists | RSS.com In Episode 5, SAA’s Marcus Hellyer talks with Rob Kremer, Kinexus’ Director and Defence Sector lead about defence industry prospects and pressures. Rob puts the workforce demands by Defence into a wider economic and...
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