Independent investigative reporting on the weapons industry and its close connections with the Australian government
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The arms trade is known for being one of the most corrupt of all legal international trades.
It was revealed this week that Defence Department officials congratulated themselves for not recording minutes of a critical meeting in which the work of consultants it had hired was being checked against the contract.
Draft legislation that would close the revolving door between government and industry while also strengthening Australia’s lax lobbying laws has been introduced to Parliament by the independent MP for Kooyong, Dr Monique Ryan.
Some 80 per cent of the United States’ four star generals and admirals go on to work for US weapons-making companies, it was revealed last month. US arms industry expert William Hartung also noted that with the Pentagon’s budget soaring tow...
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Michelle is an independent researcher investigating links between the weapons industry and Australian government. Her work has appeared at Declassified Australia, Consortium News, Arena, Progressive International, and Michael West media. MEAA member.
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