Everyone understands that food is important because we all need to eat. But getting the private sector to part ways with their own capital to…
The blue in your sports drink, your kids’ lollies, and that butterfly pea latte almost certainly came from petroleum and almost nobody in the food…
It’s a politically inclined question. The truth is there are other
motivations behind all of those social impact programs — and so they
need to…
Australia imports more than 90% of the phosphate rock that goes into our fertiliser. We have one domestic mine left. No strategic reserve. And a…
Most energy management systems assume the battery works. Almost none verify it at cell level. Most procurement decisions are still driven by ticket price, not…
Energy security is decided by who can still manufacture, repair and operate when the waterway is mined and the supply chains that feed it are…
Any one of these input failures—the fuel, the fertiliser, the labour—it’s a manageable policy problem in isolation. Two simultaneously is a system threat. Three simultaneously,…
Iran has been declared 100% defeated. But if that is the reality, why are 170 container ships still trapped inside the Gulf? Why have Maersk…
Colin Gunn explains how the Raider 330 was designed from the inside out, starting with a mission bay shaped for logistics, ISR and kinetic payloads…
Everyone agrees the Indo-Pacific maritime environment is way too vast and too dynamic for episodic manned patrols by individual nations. It’s just too big to…
Sovereign energy depends on sovereign carbon. Without high-performance carbon made here, Australia’s batteries, filters, coatings and extreme-environment systems rely on material that can vanish overnight.
Advanced carbon is the quiet foundation of modern capability – powering everything from drone swarms to data centers – yet 90% of global supply flows…