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Department says fmr attorney-general Christian Porter has access to 'privileged' info in $300bn Clive Palmer claim | The Canberra Times - Vimarsana News

Department says fmr attorney-general Christian Porter has access to 'privileged' info in $300bn Clive Palmer claim | The Canberra Times

Former attorney-general says he will not act for Palmer in $300b claim.

Richard Marles and the 'seamless' transfer of Australian sovereignty - Vimarsana News

Richard Marles and the 'seamless' transfer of Australian sovereignty

Richard Marles has stated that the Defence Strategic Review recommended a “seamless” defence industrial base between Australia, the United States and Britain. Michelle Fahy reports.

Pre-selection pollies | Aircraft carrier Australia | Vaping put to the test - Vimarsana News

Pre-selection pollies | Aircraft carrier Australia | Vaping put to the test

The weekly column sniffing out tasty Adelaide and SA tidbits while putting a pressing question to the pub test.

Call to defence: give part-time Maccas workers a job - Vimarsana News

Call to defence: give part-time Maccas workers a job

Companies must step up so students can swap part time jobs at “Maccas” to defence and help the state amass the 5000-strong work force needed to build submarines in Osborne, according to the Defence SA chief.

Group Statement: Protecting nuclear arms control is a global imperative | European Leadership Network - Vimarsana News

Group Statement: Protecting nuclear arms control is a global imperative | European Leadership Network

248 influential figures from 50 countries, including China, Russia, and the US, warn that nuclear arms control cannot fall victim to geopolitical competition