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Desperate times called for desperate measures, and Australia’s defence companies are in the midst of a desperate search for workers.
Replay: Panel thrashes out defence skills solutions
The heads of some of the country’s biggest defence companies have spoken at a landmark panel discussion after an address from the Prime Minister. Replay it here.
Defence a risky business for Aussie firms at home but US makes it easy
Small defence businesses that are forced to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars navigating endless red tape to deal with the Australian government.
SA to demand federal govt compo over gas prices cap
The Prime Minister has been dealt a fresh blow as SA vows to demand compensation for his plan to cap gas prices.
Map that reveals Australia’s fragile weak spots
It looks like a normal map of Australia – but those coloured lines reveal a stark truth about our weakness.
Sluggish STEM uptake spells trouble for skills crisis: Uni boss
Adelaide Uni’s VC has sounded the alarm over the number of high school students shunning STEM subjects in favour of courses that provide an easier route to a higher ATAR.
Falklands War catalyst for key role in defence sector
From a teenager making sense of the Falklands War to being hand-picked for a special nuclear mission – BAE boss Craig Lockhart describes the journey that landed him at Osborne.
‘A mistake’: Albo shoots down Mali’s nuclear power dreams
In a rare smackdown, the PM has poured cold water on the Premier’s nuclear dreams, declaring his comments on nuclear power a mistake. Vote in our poll.
We want you: ‘Patriotic’ Aussie teens called to defend our shores
The Defence Minister has urged Australian teenagers to be patriotic and launch careers with the defence industry as Australia faces a crippling skills crisis.
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