• Home
  • Articles
  • About
  • Reading
  • Publications
  • Podcasts
  • Contact
  • Shop
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...
Victory in the War for Influence & Invoicing: Australia’s Mandarin Advisory Complex at work in two reports

Victory in the War for Influence & Invoicing: Australia’s Mandarin Advisory Complex at work in two reports

by Marcus Hellyer and Michael Shoebridge | Mar 17, 2026 | Podcasts, Policy

Victory in the War for Influence & Invoicing: Aust | RSS.com President Eisenhower’s 1961 farewell address warning of the US Military Industrial Complex echoes in Canberra today – but with industry and products replaced in the Canberra version by...
Robo debt and digital government: failure demands a broader redesign

Robo debt and digital government: failure demands a broader redesign

by Lesley Seebeck | Jul 13, 2023 | Policy, Uncategorized

In the preface to the Report of the Royal Commission into the Robo debt Scheme, Commissioner Holmes reflects how she was startled at the ‘myriad’ of ways the scheme failed the public interest.  A fundamental failure was institutional—the Australian Public Service...

Recent Posts

  • A tiny fleet of nuclear subs comes at the cost of a weaker Australian military
  • Unaccountable rises: A Defence leadership Trifecta performs at Parliament, while China shifts the ground on AUKUS
  • America in Asia: a very different Hegesth to 2025 & regional ordering amongst disorder
  • Asia ponders the mystery of our time
  • What a Taiwan war would mean – missiles, chips & global damage

Recent Comments

  1. 注册 on Message from Beijing: don’t rock the boat
  2. 注册免费账户 on The strategic challenge to keep Australia secure
  3. binance skapa konto on Subs “optimal pathway” sacrifices simplicity for speed, while digital tech cooperation lags
  4. binance skapa konto on Subs “optimal pathway” sacrifices simplicity for speed, while digital tech cooperation lags
  5. binance Registrera on Subs “optimal pathway” sacrifices simplicity for speed, while digital tech cooperation lags

© Strategic Analysis Australia 2026

Designed by baha.agency