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Thank you, Keirin[1], for your introduction. I would like to start by acknowledging the traditional custodians of the land on which we meet, the Ngunnawal People, and pay my respects to their Elders past, present and emerging. It’s fantastic to be here today.
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Thank you Scott for your introduction – it’s a pleasure to be here at Boeing today. I know that it has been a difficult few weeks recently but I know that Darren would have been proud.
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**E & OE Check against delivery** Thank you very much Chief of Navy for that introduction and welcome to you all ladies and gentlemen – you are all very welcome here to Sydney. Welcome to the Sea Power Conference.
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**E & OE Check against delivery** Good evening. Thank you Commander Houlihan for that warm introduction, and for that welcome to us all. Thank you, most sincerely, to the wonderful crew of HMAS Choules for hosting us all here this evening. They’ve done an amazing job and we’re very grateful - so thank you.
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Thank you Nick for that very warm welcome.And congratulations to IISS for the success of the Shangri-La Dialogue which I had the great fortune to attend in the second day of the job as Minister for Defence.It was a wonderful opportunity for me, very quickly, to meet some of my counterparts.
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Thank you, Michael Shoebridge, for that warm welcome. Let me begin by acknowledging the traditional custodians of the land on which we meet – the Ngunnawal people – and pay my respects to their elders past and present.
Ladies and gentlemen, good morning to you all and thank you, John, for your very warm welcome here today.
It is a pleasure to be here at the Australian Financial Review National Security & Intelligence Summit. Today is an opportunity to compare notes, share experiences, and put forward ideas about how Australia will thrive in a volatile region.One of the markers of the age we are living in is the rapid pace of change.
Well what could possibly go wrong having an Army aviator talking to a bunch of submariners? I do note last night the prize that was given for excellence in engineering came from a fellow aviator who also happened to be a test pilot. So perhaps there's a good precedence there.
Well ladies and gentlemen, good afternoon. Minister Blair, Chair of the DIN - Will, thank you for your contribution, i.e. to the DIN, but to defence industry, going right back to the Hornet.
