Defence

All parties in the defence sector are invested in improving the procurement process to ensure more agile delivery for the ADF.

In partnership with the US, the Australian Defence Force will have a key role to play in the Indo-Pacific region.

The chief of Navy Australia, Vice Admiral Michael Noonan, recently engaged in an exclusive discussion with Business News regarding the current issues facing the navy, the future of navy, and its relationship with WA.

The recent defence industry dinner and awards provided an opportunity to display the strong bonds the sector has developed.

Significant investment is required to develop Australia’s naval shipbuilding capabilities.

Future defence industry projects vital to establish workflow for WA shipbuilders.

WA has the all-round capability and potential to look beyond losing out on big submarine contracts.

It’s hard to overstate the significance of the alliance between Australia, the US and the UK.

Business and the defence sector are driving action on climate change, despite a lack of political will.

A too-hasty exit from Afghanistan will have long-term implications for not only Afghans, but the nations withdrawing their support.

Balancing offshore inputs with local participation in defence contracting is a challenge.

WA businesses are well placed to boost defence tech exports.

A changing geopolitical climate poses challenges for defence, aid and diplomatic funds.

Scheduling issues with Australia’s next generation of subs poses a regional security risk.

Many WA businesses have straddled the divide between defence and commercial sectors.

A recent meeting in Perth featured heavy hitters from defence, politics and industry.

Defence West is considering a major dry dock infrastructure project for WA.

Four WA universities contribute significantly to the defence sector, operating together as ‘team WA’.