
These podcasts are a way of shedding a bit more light on Defence decisions – particularly acquisitions – because the system has become secretive and taxpayers have a right to know what’s going on. But it’s even worse than that with Defence sometimes putting out information that is misleading and in some cases plain wrong. We discuss the Defence Strategic Review and debunk the claims that it is som... more
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The unrelenting aerial bombardment of Iran by the US and Israel continues - with no known end point. Israel would probably like to keep attacking forever and in the case of the US, it might stop when President Trump gets bored. Gulf states have calle... more
We have to start with the US and Israeli bombings of Iran, even though they have little direct relevance for Australia.
The chances of the US achieving regime change is unlikely, no matter how many clerics are killed. Unless the US and Israel have ... more
This episode marks the 4th anniversary of Russia's brutal invasion of Ukraine, which shows no sign of ending. Australia is providing some help - but not nearly enough.
The international environment remains chaotic - and we pose the difficult questi... more
Before we get to the Singapore air show, some more words about US isolationism and a country that seems to be fracturing.
Something that Australian politicians seem to be sadly unaware of.
There was pushback against the latest report from the US ... more
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The InfoWars of the Australian Defence Industry. Misguided, misinformed, lacking substance and deeply opinionated.
Whilst he does seem to have some insight, (and who wouldn’t after so many years thinking about it) in the context of a little knowledge is dangerous, some of this guy’s commentary is so far off the mark, that he would quit in shame if he actually knew what the truth is.
Thankfully, this podcast is limited to commentary, while actual national security is left to experts. Defence could absolutely do it’s job better, and the criticisms of capability development, accountability and transparency are... more
Finally a podcast, and a magazine, not aligned with the mainstrean. Constructive crítical analisys done with professionalism.
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Analyses focus on defence decision-making and procurement, with a critical eye toward government messaging, budgeting, and strategic reviews. Recent episodes routinely critique arms programs (notably submarine and major platform buys), assess alliance dynamics, and question transparency and accountability in defence acquisition. The host often ties international developments to Australia's regional posture, offering long-form, opinionated analysis aimed at listeners who want deeper context behind decisions that shape defence outcomes. One standout trait is a consistent emphasis on debunking or challenging official narratives, making it valuable for decision-makers, industry professionals, and policy observers seeking contrarian-but-reasoned... more
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