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WEAPONS manufacturers, fossil fuel companies, and a contentious spyware firm are among the sponsors for this year’s Labour Party conference.

Focus on AI, cyber, and industry growth.

Australian companies, with the approval of the government, are dispatching weapons to despotic regimes involved in war crimes and major human rights violations.

The government is providing up to £75m to further develop the UK’s capability to supply nuclear fuels, a move intended to lessen reliance on supplies from Russia.

Thales Australia and EXPAL Systems collaborate on sovereign munitions capability

The push for universities to sign lucrative deals with defence contractors is bound up with placing the country on the frontlines of US-led war plans against China.

US-based defence contractor Northrop Grumman has given four Flinders University computer science students $5000 scholarships for the study of artificial...

A University of Adelaide and UNSW defence initiative has been awarded $50 million under the Australian government’s Trailblazer Universities Program (Trailblazer). It is the second Trailblazer bid to be endorsed and will receive a share of approximat

Australia must establish its sovereign artificial intelligence (AI) research and innovation capability to avoid being left behind other ...

A major defence research commercialisation project between the University of Adelaide and the University of New South Wales is one of just eight