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Australian defence business outlook 2026: growing budgets, harder markets

Australian defence business outlook 2026: growing budgets, harder markets

by Michael Shoebridge | Sep 14, 2026 | Defence Budget, Featured, Policy, Publications

SAA has launched its Outlook for Australian defence businesses, covering the domestic environment, the bigger picture global developments, and approaches to the growth markets in Europe and Japan. The report examines the drivers of the growing global defence spend and...

Australian defence business outlook: The world’s spending more, but the money is getting harder to reach

by Michael Shoebridge | Sep 14, 2026 | Policy, Publications

SAA has launched its Outlook for Australian defence businesses, covering the domestic environment, the bigger picture global developments, and approaches to the growth markets in Europe and Japan. The report examines the drivers of the growing global defence spend and...
Australia’s two “Wunderwaffen” can’t both be magical: Hunter frigates and AUKUS subs

Australia’s two “Wunderwaffen” can’t both be magical: Hunter frigates and AUKUS subs

by Marcus Hellyer and Michael Shoebridge | Aug 29, 2026 | AUKUS, Defence Budget, Featured, Podcasts, Strategy & Capability

Australia’s two “Wunderwaffen” can’t both be magic | RSS.com The Grumpies return to SAA’s bunker deep in the Brindabella Hills. It’s time to take stock of the $9 billion spent so far on 3 Hunter frigates for Australia’s Navy,...
Australia needs a new strategy for a new world

Australia needs a new strategy for a new world

by Graeme Dunk | Jul 10, 2026 | Featured, Strategy & Capability

In January 2026, and again in March, the world changed dramatically and fundamentally. Since then, changes have since been occurring on an almost daily basis. Actions taken by the United States administration under President Trump have highlighted the flaws in the...
Australia’s zombie defence industry policy is rewarmed – the 2026 DIDS reinforces failure.

Australia’s zombie defence industry policy is rewarmed – the 2026 DIDS reinforces failure.

by Michael Shoebridge | Jul 2, 2026 | Featured, Policy, Strategy & Capability

So, Minister Pat Conroy has released the Australian government’s “new” 2026 Defence Industry Development Strategy, after giving us the highly unsuccessful 2024 version.Unfortunately, the 2026 strategy is a rehash of the 2024 approach, which Mr Conroy has...
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