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Complacency & continuity in urgent times – Australia’s military power is stagnating

Complacency & continuity in urgent times – Australia’s military power is stagnating

by Marcus Hellyer | Nov 1, 2024 | Defence Budget, Strategy & Capability

As we head into election season, it’s worth reviewing how well the Albanese government has performed on defence. Has it succeeded in shaping the Australian Defence Force (ADF) for what both major parties agree is the most uncertain strategic environment since World...
Defence’s recycled autonomy announcements – fool me once, shame on you…

Defence’s recycled autonomy announcements – fool me once, shame on you…

by Michael Shoebridge | Oct 28, 2024 | AUKUS, Policy, Strategy & Capability

Last week Richard Marles and Pat Conroy trumpeted Exercise Autonomous Warrior 2024 as “AUKUS Pillar II in action’. Mr Marles told us that this year’s “Exercise Autonomous Warrior is an exciting and tangible demonstration of progress being made under AUKUS Pillar II”....
Two ministers, two defence policies — same old delusions

Two ministers, two defence policies — same old delusions

by Peter Jennings | Aug 8, 2024 | AUKUS, China, Defence Budget, Strategy & Capability

The Albanese government has given us two defence ministers: Richard “Call me Deputy Prime Minister” Marles and his tireless workmate, Pat Conroy. No one should be surprised to learn the government also has two defence policies. First there is the policy of expanding...
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...
General purpose frigates: avoiding failure by fixing a troubled start

General purpose frigates: avoiding failure by fixing a troubled start

by Michael Shoebridge | May 23, 2024 | Strategy & Capability

In February, the Albanese government’s Deputy Prime Minister (and Defence Minister) Richard Marles announced that Defence would be taking delivery of the first of 11 new ‘general purpose frigates’ this decade, with three of the ships to be delivered to the Navy by...
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