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$15 million Defence deal for Gilmour satellites

Queensland-based rocket company Gilmour Space Technologies has secured a $15 million deal to develop and launch satellites for the Department of Defence by mid-2023. Gilmour Space will develop a...

Govt has ‘failed’ to deliver on Defence for a decade: O’Connor

5 May 2022 | by Denham Sadler

There has been a “failure” by the Coalition to deliver adequate Defence capability over the last decade, with the cancelling of programs such as the recent drone surveillance initiative...

Better data needed to improve Indigenous STEM and cyber pathways: ASPI

3 May 2022 | by Brandon How

Better data and public reporting is needed as a starting point to improve Indigenous recruitment and retention in Defence, particularly around STEM and cyber, a new Australian Strategic Policy...

Aerospace giant Boeing marks 95 years in Australia

22 April 2022 | by Brandon How

From manufacturing biplanes to AI operated drones, 2022 marks the 95th anniversary US aerospace manufacturer Boeing’s operations in Australia. It has been a productive relationship, with manufacturing operations and...

UniAdelaide partners with UNSW as defence capability Trailblazer

20 April 2022 | by Brandon How

The University of Adelaide in partnership with the University of New South Wales is the second recipient of $50 million through the federal government’s trailblazer program to support innovation...

Defence ‘Next Gen’ technology fund is not translating

4 April 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

The Department of Defence has funded 345 cutting edge technology projects by university and industry worth $258 million over the last six years, but none appear to have made...

PwC’s fed govt contracts up nearly 50 per cent in 2021

23 March 2022 | by Denham Sadler

PwC’s revenue from federal government work jumped by nearly 50 per cent in 2021, with the Big Four consultancy enjoying an $88 million increase in federal business in a...

Defence’s industry programs ‘simply not good enough’

6 March 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

Fewer than 5 per cent of projects funded by federal government’s flagship Defence innovation program have gone on to export success, and just 7 per cent have been close...

Australian companies unite to deliver Defence space work

3 March 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

Eight leading Australian-owned space and defence companies have formed a new consortium to capitalise on increased funding from the federal government and the need for sovereign space defence capabilities...

Nearly 150 officials on taskforce exploring nuclear sub options

27 January 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

There are nearly 150 members on the federal government’s nuclear-powered submarines taskforce, including officials from a range of federal departments and 10 contractors who the Defence department has declined...

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$15 million Defence deal for Gilmour satellites

Govt has ‘failed’ to deliver on Defence for a decade: O’Connor

Better data needed to improve Indigenous STEM and cyber pathways: ASPI

Aerospace giant Boeing marks 95 years in Australia

UniAdelaide partners with UNSW as defence capability Trailblazer

Defence ‘Next Gen’ technology fund is not translating

PwC’s fed govt contracts up nearly 50 per cent in 2021

Defence’s industry programs ‘simply not good enough’

Australian companies unite to deliver Defence space work

Nearly 150 officials on taskforce exploring nuclear sub options

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