Shaping 2015: Andrews must show $30b defence budget is well spent

Andrew Carr

Shaping 2015: Andrews must show $30b defence budget is well spent

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Australia has decisively responded to the strategic uncertainty of contemporary East Asia by forming committees and undertaking reviews. 2015 brings with it Australias third defence white paper in six years, along with a growing list of major supporting reviews. The challenge for the new minister, Kevin Andrews, will be to help the Department of Defence figure out how to implement it all

Original language	English
Specialist publication	The Conversation
Publication status	Published - 2015

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Shaping 2015: Andrews must show $30b defence budget is well spent

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