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PETA CREDLIN: Andrew Hastie, thank you for your time. THE HON. ANDREW HASTIE MP, ASSISTANT MINISTER FOR DEFENCE: `Evening, Peta. CREDLIN: Give us a sense – how big was this attack on Microsoft Exchange, and what was the sort of impact on Australia?
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EO&E…………………………………………………………………………………PETER DUTTON:It's a great honour to be back in Cairns. I want to say thank you very much to the Air Force and to the Australian Defence Force for honouring 10 men and also their descendants and family members.
Subjects: Exercise Talisman Sabre 2021; PLA ship; quarantine. EO&E. PETER DUTTON:
Subjects: Kevin Rudd; withdrawal of Australian troops from Afghanistan; Afghan LocallyEngaged Employees visa grants. EO&E. PAUL MURRAY:
Subjects: National Day of Commemoration for Australia’s troop involvement in the Middle East; withdrawal of Australian troops from Afghanistan; Kevin Rudd. EO&E……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… NEIL BREEN:
Subjects: National Day of Commemoration for Australia’s troop involvement in the Middle East; withdrawal of Australian troops from Afghanistan; Afghan Locally Engaged Employees visa grants; COVID-19. EO&E.
EO&E…… RAY HADLEY: Every Thursday we speak with the Minister for Defence and Member for Dickson Peter Dutton. He’s online from Brisbane. Minister good morning. PETER DUTTON: Good morning Ray. RAY HADLEY:
EO&E. RAY HADLEY: Every Thursday I speak with the Minister for Defence and Member for Dickson Peter Dutton. He’s online from Canberra. Are you in a bubble Minister?
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Subjects: AstraZeneca vaccine; ADF assistance in Victoria; two-way travel arrangement. EO&E……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… KARL STEFANOVIC:
I love Australia’s defence industry. Militant protesters, not so much. But hey, that’s why we live in a wonderful democracy like Australia – because everyone has the right to protest.
EO&E. LAURA JAYES:
E&OE… PETA CREDLIN: From Perth, the Assistant Minister for Defence, Andrew Hastie. Andrew, great to have you on the show. THE HON. ANDREW HASTIE MP, ASSISTANT MINISTER FOR DEFENCE: Good evening, Peta.
EO&E. RAY HADLEY: Every Thursday I speak with the Minister for Defence, Member for Dickson, Peter Dutton. He’s on line this time from Canberra. Minister, good morning.
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EO&E… CHRIS KENNY:There has been an enormous focus on increased defence expenditure lately, better late than never, I suppose. Big concerns about some of our major projects, though. Let's go to the Defence Industries Minister Melissa Price, who joins us live from Canberra. Thanks for joining us, Minister.
EO&E… NEIL BREEN: Andrew Hastie is the Assistant Minister for Defence. He's on the line. Good morning to you, Assistant Minister. THE HON. ANDREW HASTIE MP, ASSISTANT MINISTER FOR DEFENCE: Good morning to you, Neil. Great to be with you.
EO&E… It’s a very special day. It’s a day where we acknowledge the bravery of Lieutenant Tony Jensen, I acknowledge Tony, [inaudible] and the rest of his family who are here today and also those who bore arms with him on that day, 52 years ago.
Tuesday 4 May 2021 EO&E…
EO&E RAY HADLEY: Every Thursday we speak with the Minister for Defence, Member for Dickson Peter Dutton. He's on the line right now, this time from Brisbane. Minister good morning. PETER DUTTON: Good morning Ray. RAY HADLEY:
EO&E DAVID SPEERS: Peter Dutton, welcome to the program. Now, you criticised Queensland's three day lockdown a few weeks ago, you described it as a panicked move from Annastacia Palaszczuk, how would you describe this decision from the West Australian Premier? PETER DUTTON:
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Subjects: Indonesian submarine incident; Belt and Road Initiative; Anzac Day; Meritorious Unit Citation; Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide. EO&E RAY HADLEY:
EO&E GARETH PARKER: Peter Dutton joins me on the program. Minister good morning. PETER DUTTON: Good morning Gareth. GARETH PARKER: Thanks for your time. Why did you make this decision? PETER DUTTON:
EO&E BEN FORDHAM:
EO&E... KYLIE GILLIES: Australians were shocked when a major cyber attack infiltrated federal parliament, and crippled a TV network. But these were far from isolated incidents with other recent high profile targets including the West Australian election, and one of Victoria’s largest hospital operators.
