The National Defence Strategy - a fatal fault line in Australia’s security

Last Wednesday Defence Minister Richard Marles blustered his way through a speech and Q&A at the National Press Club. He presented the National Defence Strategy (NDS) to the nation - a document laden with the jargon of new defence priorities, AUKUS and a plan for our military to ‘project power’.
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