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Australia’s National Defence Strategy: Canberra is yet to have its Carney moment

Australia’s National Defence Strategy: Canberra is yet to have its Carney moment

by Marcus Hellyer | Apr 17, 2026 | Defence Budget, Featured, Policy, Strategy & Capability, Uncategorized

There’s something very familiar about the Albanese government’s new 2026 National Defence Strategy, launched yesterday by Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Richard Marles. It continues the trajectory first set out in the previous Coalition government’s 2020...
The tragic death of the Major Projects Report: a crime with 3 culprits & 27 million victims

The tragic death of the Major Projects Report: a crime with 3 culprits & 27 million victims

by Marcus Hellyer | Mar 20, 2026 | Featured, Policy, Strategy & Capability

6 March 2026 is the day we can say that transparency around Australia’s Department of Defence died, or more accurately, was executed. It’s now sleeping with the fishes, mafioso style.   On a Friday, the traditional day for burying controversial news, parliament’s...
Trump the unilateralist becomes Trump the multilateralist – for now

Trump the unilateralist becomes Trump the multilateralist – for now

by Michael Shoebridge | Mar 16, 2026 | AUKUS, Featured, Policy, Strategy & Capability

After making a global mess, US President Donald Trump wants everyone else to clean it up.  Luckily for the Albanese government – but also as a reward for their steadfast pursuit of a perfect, early 2000s-style small military sometime in the late 2040s –...
With the Wedgetail deployment, Australia is now part of the Iran War

With the Wedgetail deployment, Australia is now part of the Iran War

by Michael Shoebridge | Mar 13, 2026 | Featured, Policy

Is it believable that the world’s most advanced airborne early warning and control aircraft, the Royal Australian Air Force’s E-7A Wedgetail, is going to be flying around in the Middle East but limited to only providing defensive information about incoming missiles...
The Iran war: Australia joins the “Coalescing of the Partly Willing”

The Iran war: Australia joins the “Coalescing of the Partly Willing”

by Marcus Hellyer and Michael Shoebridge | Mar 10, 2026 | Featured, Podcasts, Strategy & Capability

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