Following a criminal data breach that has exposed millions of Australians’ personal medical information, the Australian Government is going on the offensive against cybercriminals.

Fewer fighters being purchased, the covid, and the updating of platform capabilities should see the price of an F-35 rise.

Frontline workers are generally the lowest paid with the harshest working conditions but are the most ignored by CEOs—but Covid-19 proved how essential frontline workers are to the broader economy.

Russia has turned Russian energy resources, such as natural gas, into an economic weapon against Europe—but this strategy now looks like it could hurt Russia.

An Israeli general has now confirmed—what has unofficially always been known—that Israel uses drones for both surveillance and strikes against Palestinian militants in Gaza and possibly even further away.

Shallow work can be done quickly, such as clearing emails that mainly consist of news feeds or non-action-required information—deep work requires thought, time and complete engagement.

In the 1990s—when the Cold War between the USSR (Russia) and the USA ended—NATO countries reduced their defence expenditure; however, since Putin invaded Ukraine, there has been a dramatic increase in US armament sales to NATO countries.

The requirement for healthcare professionals to share data between GPs, chemists, physios, etc., increases the risks of data breaches; therefore, violations must be reported as soon as they occur.

In 2021 Australia supplied approximately fifty per cent of the world's lithium—lithium is not scarce, but it isn't easy to extract.

The National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile System NASAMS is a medium to long-range air defence missile system—which should prove effective against Russian drones and missiles.