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83 document(s) in Defence.

Region ripe for projects
THE Hunter's unique coastal position is ideal for servicing defence through maritime, land and aerospace projects.
Newcastle Herald 17/05/2013     no charge     99 words

Opportunity for businesses to network at event
THE Hunter Defence Conference will be an "excellent opportunity" for small to medium enterprises to hear about opportunities, diversification, innovation and upskilling to support defence.
Newcastle Herald 17/05/2013     no charge     241 words

Strategically placed to be powerhouse
THE Hunter is home to a number of major prime defence contractors and, with the right investment and growth, is well placed to be the No. 1 defence region.
Newcastle Herald 17/05/2013     no charge     132 words

History of partnership
HUNTERNET will again partner with the Hunter Business Chamber and NSW Trade and Investment in staging the 2013 Hunter Defence Conference.
Newcastle Herald 17/05/2013     no charge     125 words

A stronger industry targeted
THE Hunter is the most diverse regional economy in Australia with extraordinary potential to accommodate further growth across a range of industries, according to Hunter Defence project manager Ian Dick.
Newcastle Herald 17/05/2013     no charge     148 words

Reopening old wounds comes at a price
The Australian Defence Force's compensation bill for victims of sexual and other abuse in the military will reach $84 million - more than double the $40 million the government originally forecast.
The Age 15/05/2013     no charge     411 words

Navigating the mind game of defence
The Art of War, still recited by Chinese generals, has little to say about the art of actual fighting. Instead it is filled with every conceivable mind game to convince the enemy to capitulate without firing a shot.
Sydney Morning Herald 10/05/2013     no charge     953 words

Radar still on Chinese, but it's all friendly fire
The federal government has conspicuously softened Australia's tone towards China's military expansion in its latest defence blueprint in an apparent bid to consolidate its growing relations with the key trading partner and emerging superpower.
Sydney Morning Herald 04/05/2013     no charge     586 words

Softer tone, but China wariness remains
The Rudd government's defence white paper of 2009 exploded like a bomb beneath the China relationship.
Sydney Morning Herald 04/05/2013     no charge     425 words

New white paper will aim at placating China
Australia's new defence strategy, to be unveiled on Friday, is expected to maintain funding at historically low levels while seeking to repair damage to the relationship with China that followed the muscular white paper of 2009, which suggested China was a threat.
Sydney Morning Herald 03/05/2013     no charge     407 words