Research security, information restriction, and the universities

It was bound to happen in one form or another. The AUKUS arrangements were a guarantee of it. The ‘it’ in question is the alleged discovery and lamentation that, possibly, “Australia has one of the weakest research security frameworks in the developed world.” Redress is demanded and of a draconian character; not to do so is to contemplate consequences “too terrifying to contemplate.”
The absurdities of AUKUS
Marianne Hanson

The absurdities of AUKUS

AUKUS - "These are the horrors"
Richard Tanter

AUKUS - "These are the horrors"

Albanese a pale shadow of Keating, even on subs
Jack Waterford

Albanese a pale shadow of Keating, even on subs

Two decades on, history should condemn the real ‘butchers of Baghdad’
Tony Smith

Two decades on, history should condemn the real ‘butchers of Baghdad’

Pernicious paradox: outsourcing our national security to the United States
Richard Llewellyn

Pernicious paradox: outsourcing our national security to the United States

Hard power and Australia’s national security strategy
Michael Keating,  Jon Stanford

Hard power and Australia’s national security strategy

The new geopolitics
Jeffrey D. Sachs

The new geopolitics

Any hope of an Australia-China reset in the new Tiger Year?
Colin Mackerras

Any hope of an Australia-China reset in the new Tiger Year?

Ukraine defeat would smash the West's global reputation.
John McCarthy

Ukraine defeat would smash the West's global reputation.