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Defence is like a python, says a former Labor government adviser, it crushes ministers. The deputy prime minister has to prove he’s tough enough to get what he wants.

Actress Pamela Salem, aged 80, has sadly passed away. The news of her passing was announced by bigfinish.com. Born in Bombay, India, in 1944, Salem received her education at Heidelberg University in Germany and later at the Central School of Speech and Drama in London, England. She was widely recognised for her notable performances, including

A company with links to Hong Kong businessmen is responsible for providing security at some of Australia’s most sensitive defence bases.

The overheated focus over the symbolic aspects of Wong’s Middle East itinerary was a distraction from the substance of her trip and the array of problems plaguing the region.

The overheated focus over the symbolic aspects of Wong’s Middle East itinerary was a distraction from the substance of her trip and the array of problems plaguing the region.

Tragically, John was to never return, being one of six people who died at sea in the race.

For the crew of the Advantedge, this year’s Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race is poised to become a memorable family affair with six of the crew related to

The government’s reluctance to send a warship to the Red Sea has the potential to flag internal concerns to adversaries over Australia’s naval capability, a former naval warfare officer warns.

High VCE or HSC results might be necessary for certain further studies but needn’t define you for the rest of your life

Australia does not have the luxury of defending against a hypothetical adversary. We have to plan for a very real one.