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A City of Greater Geelong planning committee has given the green light a new development in Portarlington. The committee has issued a notice of i...

Militaries around the world are scrambling to realise the ‘God mode’ of invulnerability and infinite ammunition promised by laser weapons.

Militaries around the world are scrambling to realise the 'God mode' of invulnerability and infinite ammunition promised by laser weapons, writes Sean O'Byrne.

“As the British confronted the possibility of invasion during the summer of 1940, military planners faced an obstacle that seemed unbelievable in a nation

DAP density: A 2020 study concluded that density boosts productivity and innovation, improves access to services, reduces typical travel distances, encourages energy efficient construction and transport, and allows amenity sharing.

Environment and Resources Authority insists that implications of this exception should be examined in forthcoming assessment of new strategy aimed at directing development to already built-up areas

"I don't know if it's somehow a sign of greater transparency or why, but normally, defence steadfastly resist saying what options it's taking up to government," Marcus Hellyer of the Australian Strategic Policy Institute said. "It's quite unusual that they're flagging they are only taking one option to government before they've actually even done it."

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Nations are classified as first world, second or third world nations based on the level of infrastructural and economic progress that transforms the lives of the citizenry.

The StrikeMaster marries two NSMs and their launch missile modules with an armoured single-cab version of the Bushmaster military vehicle. A new land-based maritime strike capability centred on Norway's Naval Strike Missile (NSM) was launche...