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How the military-industrial complex has captured Australia’s top strategic advisory body
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Spotlighting under-reported items of interest for Undue Influence subscribers
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Australia’s Yemen War and the supply of arms to 'rogue regimes'
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Defence has elevated “opportunities for Australian companies” over human rights and transparency in weapons sales. Investigation by Michelle Fahy…
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Spotlighting under-reported items of interest for Undue Influence subscribers
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Australian "charity" promoting arms sales: Interview with ABC Radio BrisbaneListen now (10 min) | Michelle Fahy speaks to the ABC's Steve Austin
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The Coalition is cracking down on charitable organisations. However, the Australian charity promoting arms deals on behalf of weapons makers is unlikely…
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The US has used surveillance drones to monitor Black Lives Matter protests, while Israel reportedly used small drones recently to drop tear gas on…
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Documents released under Freedom of Information reveal Australia approved 103 military export permits to UAE and Saudi during the Yemen war – and denied…
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How did an Australian-made transponder, a key part of drone technology, end up in the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan where human rights abuses…
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A Lockheed missile blows up a school bus in Yemen. In Australia, Lockheed Martin gains kudos by sponsoring the National Youth Science Forum.
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Defence recommends buying hundreds of vehicles from Thales, despite no need for them, just so Thales can keep its factory open. Houston, we have a…
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