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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

A less needy more capable Australia – recognising the new American reality for allies

A less needy more capable Australia – recognising the new American reality for allies

by Michael Shoebridge | Mar 5, 2026 | Featured, Policy

It’s time to notice big changes in our world when it comes to how Australia equips its military and spends the $59 billion annual defence budget.  As ministers Marles and Conroy put the finishing touches to their brand new National Defence Strategy, they also...
The Iran war: Australia joins the “Coalescing of the Partly Willing”

Iran War: bad guys, rose petals and donuts – Trump tries for the Big Maduro

by Marcus Hellyer and Michael Shoebridge | Mar 4, 2026 | Featured, Podcasts, Policy, Strategy & Capability

Iran War: bad guys, rose petals and donuts – Trump | RSS.com Marcus and Michael reflect on their wisdom in modifying the Grumpies bunker to hold thousands of litres of diesel and 8 pallets of tinned tomatoes, as the war escalates in the Middle East. They set out...
The Iran war: Australia joins the “Coalescing of the Partly Willing”

Plumbing new depths in politics. And Chinese sub numbers & PLA purges – actually mindboggling

by Marcus Hellyer and Michael Shoebridge | Feb 26, 2026 | AUKUS, China, Podcasts

Plumbing new depths in politics. And Chinese sub n | RSS.com Marcus goes diving to try to find rock bottom in Australian political discourse, but has to come up for air. He at least found the curious case of a Canberra cafe that police found had put up satirical...
ISIS families: are we more afraid and less compassionate than we were in 2019?

ISIS families: are we more afraid and less compassionate than we were in 2019?

by Michael Shoebridge | Feb 23, 2026 | Policy

How is it that Australians – and our political leaders across the spectrum – seem so afraid of 34 women and children who have been living in a camp in Syria for 6 years?  And why do we lazily talk about them as “ISIS brides” when the majority are...
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