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Editors’ pick: Australia’s security architecture must evolve, not regress

Justin Bassi 14 May 2025
Strategist Article

Australia (still) needs a dedicated and public-facing national security adviser

Danielle Cave 1 May 2025
Report, Climate and Security Policy Centre, Cyber Technology and Security Program, Defence Strategy Program, National Security Program, Northern Australia Strategic Policy Centre

Agenda for change 2025: Preparedness and resilience in an uncertain world

Raelene Lockhorst, Chris Taylor, Justin Bassi, et al. 29 April 2025
Washington needs to see more Australian heavy hitters aside from Kevin Rudd, left, and Andrew Shearer, right. Pictures The Canberra Times, ShutterstockWashington needs to see more Australian heavy hitters aside from Kevin Rudd, left, and Andrew Shearer, right. Pictures The Canberra Times, Shutterstock
Opinion

Rudd and Shearer aren’t enough. Washington needs to see more Australian heavy hitters

Justin Bassi 28 April 2025
Report, National Security Program

National food security preparedness Green Paper

Andrew Henderson, Dr John Coyne 7 April 2025
Strategist Article

Australia’s security architecture must evolve, not regress

Justin Bassi 27 March 2025
ANZAC Parade from the Australian War Memorial, Canberrahttps://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Thennicke
Opinion

‘Evil’ silence from Canberra on threat to national security

Justin Bassi 3 February 2025
Australian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defense Richard Marles and Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong.The Australian, 2024
Opinion

Make no mistake, command and control will crush ASPI’s independence

Justin Bassi 23 December 2024
The official histories of Australian and British intelligence_bannerhttps://www.istockphoto.com/photo/enigma-cypher-machine-keyboard-gm614534094-106395855?searchscope=image%2Cfilm
Report, National Security Program, Statecraft and Intelligence Centre

The ‘official’ histories of Australian and British intelligence: Lessons learned and next steps

Chris Taylor 9 August 2024
National security, disinformation and the media: In-conversation with David E. SangerASPI 2024
Events, Cyber Technology and Security Program, National Security Program

National security, disinformation and the media: In-conversation with David E. Sanger

7 August 2024