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In a time of misinformation and cultivated mistrust, talking directly with Australians outside the Canberra security bubble is essential.
Perched on the bleak southern coast of Inexpressible Island, China’s new crucifix-shaped scientific research station in Antarctica has triggered alarm bells about Beijing’s ambitions in the world’s southernmost continent.
Weaponry, diplomacy and speed of delivery will influence the government’s decision over who builds 11 new frigates for Australia’s navy.
"Larger and Lethal." That's the stated objective of a $54 billion dollar overhaul of the Royal Australian Navy to prepare for potential conflict in the Indo-Pacific. The new blueprint sees new frigates built offshore and heavily armed unmanned vessels acquired, with several existing shipbuilding programs curtailed or axed.