Does the ongoing debate over the future of the US Air Force’s F-35 fleet opened an opportunity for Australia to explore alternatives for the RAAF?
Should Australia consider the option of onboarding long-range bombing capabilities into our military arsenal to serve as a deterrent to any state actors who threaten Australia’s sovereignty?
Michael Plank and Andrew Chen discuss why starts and stops of the travel bubble between New Zealand and Australia are likely to be a common occurrence during the next year.
The University of Sydney's Carissa Bonner and Rachael Dodd argue we need to improve understanding and access to vaccinations in order convince Australians to step forward for inoculation.
The Grattan Insitute's Stephen Duckett argues the federal government must tell us what proportion of the population will need to be vaccinated before Australia opens its borders.
Australian Airports Association chief executive James Goodwin talks through the most challenging year in the organisation's history.
