Dr. William A. Stoltz

Senior Adviser for Public Policy, National Security College

Dr. William A. Stoltz is the Senior Adviser for Public Policy at the National Security College. He is responsible for mobilising the College’s research and resident expertise to influence and inform current public policy debates.

Dr. Stoltz’s own research explores options for Australia to shape and influence international security, as well as Australia’s policy responses to a breadth of national security challenges.

He joined the NSC after working across Australia’s defence, intelligence, and law enforcement communities, including strategic intelligence and advisory roles within the Department of Defence, the Australian Federal Police, the Royal Australian Air Force (Reserve), and the National Intelligence Community.

He holds a PhD and Advanced Masters of National Security Policy from the Australian National University as well as a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Melbourne.

MySec.TV

Australia needs a Minister for Intelligence

Reform of Australia’s Electronic Surveillance Framework

Podcast

Episode 311 – Reforming Electronic Surveillance in Australia – Part 2 – Submission from the Australia National University