A comfortable defence budget, but it's time to make things uncomfortable for defence/ Marcus Hellyer
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Australian Defence Magazine Vol.29, No.5, July 2021/August 2021, pp.26-27 (61)Summary: About the defence budget following the 2020 Ddefence Strategic upates. But there are issues that the budget do not correspond to the needs on the ground. No priority is given to improve the arms industry capability. More budget is placed on its contractors rather than its public servants.
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About the defence budget following the 2020 Ddefence Strategic upates. But there are issues that the budget do not correspond to the needs on the ground. No priority is given to improve the arms industry capability. More budget is placed on its contractors rather than its public servants.
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