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Defence Minister addresses Defending Australia 2025

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"China's conventional military build-up is the most significant military build-up that we have seen – conventional military build-up – that we have seen since...

Trump drives big undersea and seabed changes

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By April A. Herlevi* The fate of the subsea environment and the seabed are on the brink of a fundamental shift. Driven by the Trump...

UK’s Strategic Defence Review 2025

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The UK Government has released its Strategic Defence Review 2025: Making Britain Safer: secure at home, strong abroad 2025. In the Introduction to the...

Defence Chief speaks of budget choices

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The Australian Defence Organisation’s budget is under pressure, and Defence must make choices, Admiral David Johnston, the chief of the defence force, said on...

Don’t spend more, spend differently

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By Sam Roggeveen* There is near universal agreement that Australia should spend more money on defence. The big political parties want to spend more. The...

Adding fuel to unnecessary dependency

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Australia's Strategic Vulnerability at Sea Cannot be Ignored by the re-elected Government By Desmond Woods* "When this problem could have been solved it was ignored. Now...

Australia’s broadening maritime strategy

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By Yunkang Liu*  Amid growing geopolitical tensions and contested security visions in the Indo-Pacific, Australia is recalibrating its maritime strategy to balance military preparedness with...

Importance of amphibious warfare

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By Erik Davis* 2027 may still not be the year of war it’s been prophesised as, but we only have two years left to prepare....

Lessons from the Red and Black Seas

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By Chong De Xian* The recent major security incidents in the Black and Red Seas underscore the transformative impact of emerging technologies on maritime security...

The ANI at 50: Maritime Strategy

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The ninth article retrieved from Davey Jones’s Locker comes from the November 1978 edition of the Journal of the Australian Naval Institute. The article...