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Crisis? What Crisis? Policy Perspectives and Strategic Coherence

Crisis? What Crisis? Policy Perspectives and Strategic Coherence

by Peter Jennings | Apr 12, 2024 | AUKUS, China, Defence Budget, Indo Pacific, Policy, Strategy & Capability

This is an edited version of an address to the Sir Richard Williams Foundation Conference on the Multi-domain Requirements of an Australian Maritime Strategy My thanks to the Williams Foundation for the opportunity to speak. I asked the organisers to add the phrase...
The dangerous new Defence Industrial Development Strategy – jarringly out of step with our world

The dangerous new Defence Industrial Development Strategy – jarringly out of step with our world

by Marcus Hellyer and Michael Shoebridge | Mar 8, 2024 | Podcasts, Policy, Strategy & Capability

The dangerous new Defence Industrial Development Strategy – jarringly out of step with our world | RSS.com Grumpy Strategists Marcus Hellyer & Michael Shoebridge have waded through the Australian Government’s new Defence Industrial Development...
Defence falling further behind the excellence curve

Defence falling further behind the excellence curve

by Marcus Hellyer | Mar 8, 2024 | Defence Budget, Policy, Strategy & Capability

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence Richard Marles has expressed his concerns with the quality of advice coming from the Department of Defence’s leadership. He has stated there are issues of ‘culture within the senior leadership’ and apparently, less than...
Richard Marles: stop digging, start leading

Richard Marles: stop digging, start leading

by Peter Jennings | Feb 18, 2024 | Defence Budget, Policy, Strategy & Capability

Richard Marles and Pat Conroy, our Defence and Defence Industry ministers, are living the lonely nightmare of seeing their careers sputter from a succession of policy and implementation failures. They are hardly alone. Marles is the 10th defence minister since the...
Defence can’t fix itself and that matters for our security

Defence can’t fix itself and that matters for our security

by Michael Shoebridge | Jun 19, 2023 | Strategy & Capability

How trusting of Deputy Prime Minister Marles to receive a scathing report about how broken the Defence bureaucracy is and to then turn to that same bureaucracy to heal itself. And how important for Australia’s security that he reconsiders and changes course. That’s...
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