AUKUS Strategic Security Alliance announcement and implications
A landmark defence and security partnership has been agreed by the leaders of the UK, the United States and Australia which will protect and defend shared interests in the Indo-Pacific.
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What the AUKUS agreement means for careers
We speak to Professor Siracusa about AUKUS, what it is, and why it matters.
Engaging AUKUS for space sector opportunities
We speak with Christopher Pyne, Chairman of Pyne & Partners, who served as the 54th Australian Defence Minister, and was responsible for delivering the $200 billion build-up of Australia’s military capability, the largest in Australia’s peacetime history.
Episode 285 – AUKUS Strategic Security Alliance announcement and implications
A landmark defence and security partnership has been agreed by the leaders of the UK, the United States and Australia which will protect and defend shared interests in the Indo-Pacific.
Space Cyber Forum highlights dependency on space systems
The 2nd Australian Space Cyber Forum was held in Adelaide this week gathering space and cybersecurity professionals to discuss technical best practices, policy direction, AUKUS, future technologies and maintaining security and integrity of space systems and services.
Sovereign Launch Opportunities & Capabilities in Australia
| PRESENTS | Industry networking Presents industry networking SPACE AS A NATIONAL MISSION: INDUSTRY COLLABORATION AND CURRENT Launch Capabilities in Australia Technology Safeguards Agreement AUKUS UK Space Bridge QUAD Thursday
US-Australia space business agreement in place for lift-off
We speak with Joel Lisk, Research Associate (Space and Regulation) at the Jeff Bleich Centre for Democracy and Disruptive Technologies at Flinders University who provides expert analysis on the Australia’s new US space tech agreement.
Professor Joe Siracusa
Dean of Global Futures in the Faculty of Humanities, Curtin University. Professor Siracusa, a leading expert in American politics, foreign policy, and international security, will lead the development of global
Australian Foreign Affairs Essay review – Sea of many flags
The seventeenth issue of Australian Foreign Affairs examines the growing rivalry and increasing tension in the Pacific as it becomes a stage for a great-power contest to gain influence and a strategic position in the region.
2030 Space+Spatial Industry Growth Roadmap released
A national coalition of leading space and geospatial industry experts have today launched the 2030 Space+Spatial Industry Growth Roadmap, an industry document designed to inform government policymakers to commit to an integrated space and spatial industry to safeguard Australia’s future economic success, societal well-being, and national security.