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New National Defence Strategy simply collates those capability announcements already made - Vimarsana News

New National Defence Strategy simply collates those capability announcements already made

Like many Defence observers and commentators, I eagerly tuned in to Defence Minister Richard Marles’ address to the National Press…

Deterrence Through Doctrine: The Case for a Joint Counter-Landing Doctrine - Vimarsana News

Deterrence Through Doctrine: The Case for a Joint Counter-Landing Doctrine

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

Australia stays with C-130, but size, timing of buy uncertain - Vimarsana News

Australia stays with C-130, but size, timing of buy uncertain

"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."

Investegate |QinetiQ Group plc Announcements | QinetiQ Group plc: Preliminary Results - Vimarsana News

Investegate |QinetiQ Group plc Announcements | QinetiQ Group plc: Preliminary Results

Investegate announcements from QinetiQ Group plc, Preliminary Results

Our Plan for South Australia - Vimarsana News

Our Plan for South Australia

Key points To build a stronger future for South Australia, our Plan will deliver a strong and growing economy. The Coalition will create 1.3 million more jobs across Australia over the next five years, including 450,000 in regional Australia.