Department of Defence secretary Greg Moriarty believes collaboration will be the single most important vector for improving the Australian Public Service. “We have to work

Defence is not applying its special process for troubled projects with “rigour”, and is more interested in maintaining relationships with industry, argues ANAO. Failing projects

Waiting weeks or months for research to be compiled, days for a decision to be made and then chasing a signature to proceed: this is

Tony Fraser, currently the managing director of Airbus in the Asia Pacific, has been announced as the Department of Defence’s next head of the Capability

The Australian Government Security Vetting Agency is considering a range of advice from the constellation of companies that do its leg-work as it devises a plan

The fun started early as the post-budget Senate estimates hearings kicked off this morning with the highly-scrutinised head of Home Affairs, Michael Pezzullo, fronting up

National security, intelligence and espionage have been in the headlines due to events abroad and significant developments at home. News of diplomatic expulsions, cyber-attacks, leaked documents about sweeping

Last week, Donald Trump gave the Australian government a $75 million annual rebate on its roughly $25 billion a year spend on military equipment from

Advice from the Department of Defence must be subject to more scrutiny from other agencies, according to the privately commissioned review of Australia’s Future Submarine Program. Part of the

Data61 and Defence Science and Technology group have been jointly recognised at a national IT industry awards night for designing a convenient way to easily switch

There’s one duty that incoming Department of Defence secretaries often prioritise that Greg Moriarty — whose appointment was announced on Friday — will be expected

The Australian Signals Directorate is going on the offense against cyber crime and a news article claims it might be moved out from under the