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FORCE MULTIPLIER A sixth Boeing C-17A Globemaster for the RAAF is expected to arrive in Australia early next year. Pictured is one of the RAAF’s current five-strong C-17 fleet landing at a snow-covered Tarin Kot, Afghanistan on a supply run in January. (Dept of Defence)
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The second Sydney airport debate, having lain dormant since the Howard government kicked the issue into touch a decade ago, has been reignited with the early March release of the federal and NSW governments’ joint study on aviation capacity in the Sydney region.
The study’s 400-plus page report is incredibly detailed, thorough and thoughtful.
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