Defence wins award for advancing gender equity in STEM Friday February 21, 2020 By Shannon Jenkins Defence The Department of Defence has joined up with the education, research, and industry sectors to support gender equality in the STEM workforce, and has been… Read more
Minister’s ‘disappointment’ and conflicting comms reveals messy relationship with stakeholder Friday February 14, 2020 By Shannon Jenkins Defence Linda Reynolds responded to remarks made by Naval Group Australia chief executive John Davis, who had questioned the capability of local suppliers, and suggested the… Read more
Defence experts discuss ethical AI, while NSW wants to ensure AI in government places customers at the centre Wednesday August 14, 2019 By Shannon Jenkins Communications & Technology Experts from across the globe have gathered in Canberra to explore the ethics of artificial intelligence in a range of defence contexts, including weapons systems,… Read more
What is 'hybrid warfare' and what is meant by the 'grey zone'? Wednesday June 19, 2019 By Andrew Dowse and Sascha-Dominik Dov Bachmann Defence The concepts of “hybrid warfare” and the “grey zone” arguably build on longstanding military strategies. What is relatively new is adversaries exploiting information technology vulnerabilities… Read more
Public servants hastily polish up the blue books as new Morrison ministry takes shape Wednesday May 22, 2019 By Stephen Easton Federal A who's-who of the members in contention for Coalition ministerial positions in the days after the 2019 federal election. Read more
Governments ensure the public sector keeps pace with slow wage growth Thursday March 14, 2019 By Stephen Easton Australian Capital Territory The slow wage growth that has become the norm across the economy is also evident in the public sector, with most governments choosing to put… Read more
