President Trump a bigger risk than 'Brexit'
A Donald Trump presidency is one of the top 10 risks facing the world, a leading research group says.
Gunmen attack Ivory Coast resort
Gunmen stormed three resort hotels south of the capital on Sunday afternoon in a fatal attack that pierced the calm that has prevailed in Ivory Coast in recent years.
Why the sky isn't the limit for Alice Bowman
As operations manager of NASA's 10-year mission to Pluto, Alice Bowman has become a role model for millions.
Time to treat India like close neighbour
Security connections are overtaking trade liberalisation in Australia's relationship with the world's fastest-growing large economy.
What will President Trump mean for US allies?
As the probable Republican nominee, it is time Trump's utterances on Asia, and for US allies in the region they are not comforting, writes Dr John Lee.
More Aussie firms will gain access to global projects if German subs bid wins
Australian suppliers will have better access to large global supply chains if the German ThyssenKrupp Marine Services-led consortium wins the $50 billion submarine tender, Siemens Australia managing director Jeff Connolly said.
Being out-spent and out-built by the Chinese Navy
In 20 years the Chinese navy will have a 'capability edge', while the Collins Class will still be the backbone of Australia's submarine fleet
Austal's strong links to US Navy
Exports are often an unrecognised but critical element of the viability of many major local defence industry companies.
Defence white paper arms Australia
Australia's new defence white paper finally seems to be facing the complex realities of funding and arming the nation's defence force.
Defence industry calls for planning role
Australian businesses want a greater planning role in the wake of the Defence Industry Policy Statement.
Japan's submarine bid 'the start of a wave of investment'
The Japanese bid for the $50 billion contract to build Australia's 12 new submarines may have just delivered the coup de grace to its compet...
