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Army aviation shifts north with Oakey Black Hawk base, co-locating firepower and training as natural disasters grow more ...

Despite Five Eyes ties, Australia says US intel sharing on space ops is hampered by classification rules that block full ...

Home Affairs got caught playing favourites. The APSC’s response? A new strategy, some proactive monitoring, and a firm ...

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Murray Watt lends federal weight in Paris to Murujuga’s World Heritage bid, with Traditional Owners front and centre.

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