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Your Defence Dollar: The 2004-05 Defence Budget

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This year’s Defence budget is much like last year’s. A lot more money has been provided to maintain today’s ADF, while a significant chunk of planned investment in tomorrow’s force has been deferred.  Are we getting good value for money for our Defence dollar?  It is worth knowing.

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