Just as the U.S. Government, with bipartisan support, plans to invest $US3.5 trillion building strategic industries, the Australian Government needs to call for the doubling of its domestic manufactur…
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NCC policy proposals for building Australia’s strategic industries, presented to the recent Defence Strategic Review (DSR), remarkably parallel America’s economic policies reset in the face of Bei…
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With the growing power and belligerence of Beijing and the risks from regional conflicts, and cyber and economic attacks, the Government’s Strategic Defence Review should be an important opportunity…
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The major parties go to supreme efforts to narrow down policy differences between them, with a few notable exceptions, during election campaigns.
As a result, many of the biggest issues facing Aust…
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The most important question voters should be asking themselves going into the May 21 election is this: which party is likely to be most favoured by Xi Jinping and the People’s Republic of China?
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As the world confronts unprecedented threats from the belligerent, totalitarian superpowers of China and Russia, Australia faces national security threats not experienced for 80 years. Yet, these issu…
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With Australia’s national security threatened by hostile forces and families suffering economic stress, here are winning policies for the federal election, based on polling conducted for the Nationa…
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If there is one political play that Scott Morrison knows instinctively and can fearlessly execute, it is displaying the Coalition’s superior credentials on national security. But, after two years of…
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Sparse supermarket shelves caused by transport and shop staffing shortages, and ongoing scarcity of essential medicines due to overseas supply chain disruptions, are a warning as to what an unprepared…
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Canberra urgently needs to upgrade Australia’s regional alliances, radically upgrade the nation’s defence capabilities and massively rebuild the nation’s neglected strategic industries in the wa…
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Not only does Australia lag far behind other small nations in “total defence” mobilisation planning, but its ability to keep the nation functioning has been greatly limited by the nation’s dimin…
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Prime Minister Morrison was invited (for the third time) to the G7 summit along with India and South Korea. A sign that the G7 are bringing together the great economies that can be trusted.
It impl…
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I recently pointed out in News Weekly that a major war could see our supply chains cut with the economy and almost grinding to a halt in three months, according to a major exercise conducted by the De…
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Defence Minister Peter Dutton needs to shift Australia’s defence strategy fundamentally from integration and reliance on the U.S. military to a greatly enlarged defence force that is capable of dete…
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Senator Jim Molan has just given another warning as to the strategic vulnerability of Australia to China in The Australian.
Jim is a former chief of operations for coalition forces in Iraq.
He s…
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by Patrick J. Byrne
Towards the end of July, the United States closed the Chinese consulate in Houston, saying it was a hub of spying and intellectual property theft. Shortly afterwards, U.S. Secre…
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AUSTRALIA’S FIRST SPIES: The Remarkable Story of Australia’s Intelligence Operations, 1901–1945
by John Fahey
Allen and Unwin, SydneyPaperback…
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THE SHADOW MEN: The Leaders Who Shaped the Australian Army from the Veldt to Vietnam
by Craig Stockings and John Connor (eds)
NewSouth Publishing, Sydney Paperback: 288 pag…
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BULLY OF ASIA: Why China’s Dream Is the New Threat to World Order
by Steven W. Mosher
Regnery Publishing, Washington DC
Hardcover: 256 pages Price: AUD$39.25…
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