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F-22s seem unlikely despite Labor’s commitment in the past to ask the US for access to the aircraft. (USAF)
A new direction or a lack of substance?
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Where now for Defence under the new Labor government and new minister Joel Fitzgibbon? Up to the election, Labor’s defence policy lacked both initiative and substance, and with a few minor differences, echoes much of that of the former government.
Labor says its Defence policy will be built around three fundamental pillars – Australia’s relationship with the US; our active membership of the UN; and maintaining close engagement within our region.
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