Briefing: Australia's defence industry: going with the flow/ Julian Kerr
Material type: TextPublication details: 2009Subject(s): In: Jane's Defence Weekly Vol 46 Issue 8, 25th February 2009, pp.26-31 (122)Summary: Australia's next defence white paper (due by May 2009) is expected to have major implications for the indigenous defence industry much of which is actually foreign owned. Shortage of skilled workers is one of the potential stumbling blocks to spending perhaps two thirds of capital budgets over the next decade or so with Australian based companies.Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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Australia's next defence white paper (due by May 2009) is expected to have major implications for the indigenous defence industry much of which is actually foreign owned. Shortage of skilled workers is one of the potential stumbling blocks to spending perhaps two thirds of capital budgets over the next decade or so with Australian based companies.
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