The Hon. Joel Fitzgibbon MP,
Minister for Defence

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02 May 2009

MIN63/09
Saturday, 2 May 2009

 

                                                                                                                                           

WHITE PAPER MEDIA RELEASES

 

The following White Paper media releases are available on the Defence White Paper website: www.defence.gov.au/whitepaper

 

1

The 2009 Defence White Paper – The Most Comprehensive White Paper of the Modern Era

 

2

The Australian – United States Alliance

 

3

Australia’s Commitment to the United Nations and Multilateral Engagement

 

4

Cooperation with South East Asia and Pacific Nations

 

5

A Globally Flexible Force

 

6

A New Strategic Environment

 

7

A Smarter Defence for a More Complex World

 

8

What the White Paper Means for the Royal Australian Navy

 

9

What the White Paper Means for the Australian Army

 

10

What the White Paper Means for the Royal Australian Air Force

 

11

White Paper Development Process – The Most Comprehensive Yet

 

12

A New Defence White Paper Every Five Years

 

13

The Largest Ever Defence Reform Program

 

14

Remediating Shortfalls and Underinvestment in the Defence Budget

 


15

A More Potent and Capable Submarine Fleet

 

16

Navy to Receive Larger and More Capable Anti-Submarine Warfare Frigates

 

17

A New Era for Navy’s Fleet Air Arm

 

18

Planning Underway for New Offshore Combatant Vessels

 

19

Greater Strategic Sealift for Amphibious Operations

 

20

New Class Of Heavy Landing Craft For Navy

 

21

Navy to Acquire a New Underway Replenishment Vessel

 

22

A Balanced and Flexible Army

 

23

Enhanced Survivability and Mobility of Land Forces

 

24

A Networked Army on the Battlefield

 

25

Modernisation for Australia’s Dismounted Soldiers

 

26

Delivering a More Potent Helicopter Fleet for the Army

 

27

New Artillery Systems for the Army

 

28

New Fire Support Weapons System for the Australian Army

 

29

Protecting Australia’s Land Forces

 

30

More Language Training for Defence Operating in the Global Village

 

31

UAV Technology to Play a Large Role in the Future ADF

 

32

New Focus on Non-Lethal Weapon Technology for ADF

 

33

Equipping our Special Forces for the Future

 

34

Government to Enhance the Incident Response Regiment

 

35

Next Generation of Air Combat Capability for Air Force

 

36

Enhanced Capability for Super Hornets

 

 

 


37

Recognised Air Picture of Australia’s Primary Operational Environment to be Developed

 

38

Improved Air Traffic Control, Navigation and Communication Systems

 

39

New KC-30A Multi-Role Tanker Transport Aircraft Soon to Enter Service

 

40

Air Force All Set For Advanced Airborne Early Warning & Control Aircraft

 

41

Air Force to Acquire Advanced New Maritime Patrol Aircraft

 

42

A New Era of Uninhabited Aircraft Operations for Air Force

 

43

New Airlift Capabilities for Air Force

 

44

Navy to be Equipped with Land Attack Cruise Missiles

 

45

Government Commits to Better Integration Between Reserve and Regular Service in the Australian Defence Force

 

46

Government to Enhance the High Readiness Reserves

 

47

An Enhanced Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance Capability

 

48

Government to Acquire Satellite with Remote Sensing Capability

 

49

Government to Integrate the Defence Intelligence Information Systems

 

50

Enhanced UHF Satellite Communications for Deployed Forces

 

51

New Cyber Security Operations Centre to Enhance Cyber Warfare Capability

 

52

Enhanced Electronic Warfare Capability for Defence

 

53

Joint Command Support System to be Enhanced

 

54

Government to Build a Networked ADF

 

55

Government to Enhance ADF Counter-Weapons of Mass Destruction Capabilities

 

 


56

Government to Improve the Management of Defence Force Preparedness

 

57

Government to Reconstitute Explosive Ordnance Warstocks

 

58

Substantial Boost to Simulator Training For Defence 

 

59

Government Agrees to an Output Focused Business Model for Defence

 

60

A New Independent Advisory Board to Oversee Defence Reforms

 

61

Changes to the Defence Funding Model

 

62

Multi-Million Dollar Investment to Reform Defence ICT

 

63

Government Reform to Defence Shared Services and Procurement Support Services

 

64

DSTO Laboratories for the Future

 

65

Investing in the Defence Force of the Future

 

66

Government to Improve Housing for Defence Personnel and their Families

 

67

Defence Families to Receive Improved Support

 

68

Government Announces Additional Investment in Australian Defence Force Health Care 

 

69

Increasing Diversity in Defence

 

70

Reforming the Defence Workforce

 

71

Fixing Navy’s Critical Workforce Shortfall

 

72

Government to Invest in Aging Defence Infrastructure and Upgrading Old Accommodation

73

Improved Planning for the Future Defence Estate

 

74

Updating Defence Ranges for the Forces of Tomorrow

 

75

Government to Replace and Consolidate Outdated Logistics Infrastructure

 

76

Government to Enhance Logistics Infrastructure in Townsville

 

77

Government to Enhance Logistics Infrastructure in Darwin

 

78

Government to Enhance Operational Logistics Support Infrastructure in Western Australia

 

79

Government to Invest in Improved Logistics Planning and Management

 

80

Government to Deliver Billions in Savings

 

81

The Government’s Response to the Mortimer Review

 

82

Government to Support Defence Priority Industry Capabilities

 

83

The Defence White Paper Delivers for Local Industry

 

 

 

Media contact:

Christian Taubenschlag (Joel Fitzgibbon):      02 6277 7800 or 0438 595 567

Defence Media Liaison:                                     02 6265 3343 or 0408 498 664

 

 

 

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