A growing chorus calls for a national security strategy, with ANU's Professor John Blaxland

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Offshore manufacturing, defence procurement and industrial resilience, with Philippe Odouard and David McLaughlin

How can Australia strengthen sovereign industrial capability while building a sustainable and globally competitive defence manufacturing sector? In this episode of the Defence Connect Podcast, senior journalist Robert Dougherty is joined by Philippe Odouard, former CEO of XTEK (n ...  Show more

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This week, Cyber Uncut looks at the launch – and the blocking – of Anthropic's latest AI models, a raft of cyber attacks on Aussie organisations, and praises the Australian Federal Police for its work at home and abroad. AI giant Anthropic had a tough week recently. It launched i ...  Show more

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