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Defence bombing Indigenous site in Woomera
Meanwhile department is angling for exemption from laws it admits serve important public purposes
May 19
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Michelle Fahy
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Richard Marles and the ‘seamless’ transfer of Australian sovereignty
Deputy PM wants to 'break down the barriers' of defence export controls to create ‘seamless’ trilateral industrial base under AUKUS
May 18
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Michelle Fahy
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AUKUS high-level nuclear waste dump must be subject to Indigenous veto
Bipartisan secrecy and Defence’s poor record with Indigenous groups at Woomera are red flags for the consultation over AUKUS high-level nuclear waste…
May 6
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Michelle Fahy
4
April 2023
Weapons-makers set to gain more influence in defence operations
Global weapons companies could be more deeply integrated into Australian military operations after legislative reforms. This comes on top of public…
Apr 14
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Michelle Fahy
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March 2023
The Road to War
Adelaide 6pm Wed 29 March - new Australian documentary by David Bradbury
Mar 28
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Michelle Fahy
3
January 2023
Radio interview: Hard-Wired for Corruption
Michelle spoke to Melbourne radio 3RRR about the global arms trade, Australia's lack of transparency about its weapons exports and its lax anti-bribery…
Jan 16
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Michelle Fahy
3
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December 2022
Bomber's revolving doorway
There is a never-ending conga line of politicians, intelligence, military and defence officials quick-stepping through revolving doorways onto the…
Dec 11, 2022
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Michelle Fahy
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Speech: Undue influence of the arms industry
Michelle Fahy, IPAN National Conference, 23 November 2022
Dec 10, 2022
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Michelle Fahy
4
November 2022
‘A tangle of overlapping interests’
More disturbing revelations in Australia's ongoing submarine debacle
Nov 4, 2022
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Michelle Fahy
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3
October 2022
Will the new National Anti-Corruption Commission expose corruption in major defence contracts?
Many positive features and two significant problems
Oct 24, 2022
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Michelle Fahy
4
August 2022
Hard-Wired for Corruption
The arms trade and Australia's lax monitoring regimes
Aug 1, 2022
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Michelle Fahy
15
May 2022
Unexplained ordnance (part 2): A missile on Aboriginal land and a breakthrough legal complaint
The Starkey complaint has resulted in a precedent-setting initial assessment from the OECD that may have wider ramifications for multinational weapons…
May 7, 2022
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Michelle Fahy
2
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