Department of Defence charged over HMAS Stirling incident
The Department of Defence has been charged with breaching work and safety laws over an incident, in which a crane weighing 60 tonnes tipped over at HMAS Stirling.
Category Defence Economy
Opinion: Why we shouldn’t back a hack attack
Australia would be reckless to follow moves by the US to outsource cyber warfare.
Opinion: Next defence race an industrial one
OPINION: Home-grown industrial capacity can be a useful adjunct to established defence alliances.
Business News expands to Canberra
Business News has expanded its political coverage with the appointment of experienced journalist Adrian Rollins as its first reporter based at Parliament House in Canberra.
'Big bear' China can't be ignored: Beazley to Aukus inquiry
Former deputy prime minister Kim Beazley has delivered an unapologetic defence of the Aukus pact before an independent inquiry, arguing that acquiring nuclear-powered submarines was vital to Australia's sovereignty.
Opinion: Learning before the fight
OPINION: Australia must be prepared for conflict that's increasingly defined by more than just ships, aircraft and soldiers.
