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
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 113 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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This podcast was recorded in Beijing at the end of a 12 day visit to China, the bulk of which was spent in the Xinjiang Autonomous region looking at topics such as the Belt & Road Initiative and the status of the Uighur ethnic community. But it has s... more
A correction to start with - Ukraine's Flamingo cruise missiles have a range of 3,000km, not the 1,000km mentioned in the previous podcast, giving rise to the question: if Ukraine can develop their own long-range cruise missiles, why can't Australia?... more
We start with some thoughts about the still unexplained visit to Washington DC in the final week of August by Defence Minister Richard Marles. The exact circumstances of his meeting with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth remain unclear. Perhaps the visi... more
Unfortunately the prediction in the previous podcast that the Trump administration will continue down the path of being an unreliable security partner is proving to be correct. US politics is swerving in a dangerous direction of dismantling many aspe... 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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The content focuses on critical examinations of defense policies and procurement processes relevant to Australia's military strategies. It highlights significant investment decisions and critiques the transparency of the Australian defense sector, addressing concerns over military spending and capabilities, particularly in relation to partnerships with countries like the United States and Japan. Moreover, the discussions delve into the implications of the AUKUS agreement and the influence of changing international relations on Australia's defense posture. The series stands out for its commitment to challenging mainstream narratives, emphasizing the responsibility of taxpayers to be informed about defense decisions that impact national secur... more
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