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17 Dec 2025
Communication & Cognition

Australians risk becoming “strangers in our own region”

Australia faces a sharp decline in Asian language and cultural knowledge — a gap that weakens national capability. The inquiry urges long-term investment, stronger pathways, and better use of diaspora skills to rebuild regional understanding.
4 minutes
5957
17 Dec 2025
Military Management

Opportunities and risks in Australia’s defence acquisition shake-up

Australia’s Defence procurement is being overhauled through the creation of a Defence Delivery Agency. Success depends on embracing innovation, rapid capability development, and cultural change—otherwise, delays and inefficiencies may persist despite structural reform.
4 minutes
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Test fire of a development Joint Strike Missile on the US Air Force’s F-35 Joint Strike Fighter. Images provided by Kongsberg Defence Australia, used by Defence with permission
17 Dec 2025
Air & Space Power

F-35As inch closer to carrying Meteor missiles after ‘pivotal’ ground tests

F-35A jets completed key ground tests for integrating Meteor beyond-visual-range, air-to-air missiles, advancing toward flight trials and future capability upgrades. UK timelines for Meteor and Spear 3, however, remain delayed until the early 2030s.
3 minutes
5894
16 Dec 2025
Strategic Influence

Australia’s Indian Ocean Territories matter again in the digital age

The Territories are shifting into vital digital hubs as new data cables and infrastructure take shape—offering major connectivity benefits yet raising hard questions about access, logistics, and the impact on small communities.
5 minutes
5919
16 Dec 2025
Military Management

The Hidden Cost of a Missile: Why the Headlines Get Cost Wrong

Cost-per-effect analysis must account for the full operational, sustainment, and production costs of a capability, not just the headline price of individual munitions. True effectiveness considers both tactical outcomes and scalability under wartime conditions.
6 minutes
5924
16 Dec 2025
Air & Space Power

Japan scrambles jets after suspected Chinese drone spotted near Yonaguni island near Taiwan

Japan scrambled jets after detecting a suspected Chinese drone near Yonaguni Island, reinforcing defensive measures amid heightened regional tensions and ongoing disputes over Taiwan and missile deployments.
5 minutes
5934
Mosquito control
16 Dec 2025
Wellbeing

Are mozzie repellents safe to use? And do I really need them in Australia?

Summer’s here and after a wet spring in many parts of Australia, mosquitoes are out in force. Insect repellents, while unpleasant and inconvenient, are not health risks and are the preferred risk mitigator against numerous mosquito-borne diseases.
4 minutes
5941
Bio hybrid computer
16 Dec 2025
Technology & Innovation

How scientists are growing computers from human brain cells – and why they want to keep doing it

Science fiction is merging with reality as exemplified by the development of bio-hybrid computer systems. With stem cell technology, scientists are now in the infancy of mixing living tissue with machines; flagging urgent ethical issues about consciousness and personhood.
5 minutes
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Sunset HMAS Bathurst off the coast of Queensland.
16 Dec 2025
Communication & Cognition

Bondi terror: attack reinforces the need for security frameworks that manage risk

The Bondi attack shows risk never disappears. It changes. Strong frameworks, calm leadership, and clear communication reduce harm, protect trust, and prevent overreaction—while complacency and panic create new vulnerabilities long after the violence ends.
5 minutes
5810
HMAS Brisbane sunset flying operations during a regional presence deployment in the Indo-Pacific.
15 Dec 2025
Strategic Influence

China’s military may discard its rigid command structure, report warns

A RAND report warns China’s People’s Liberation Army may be shifting toward mission command—delegating initiative to subordinates—potentially making it more agile, resilient, and harder for the U.S. and allies to disrupt through command-and-control strikes.
4 minutes

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