The Albanese Government contributed $13.6 million towards the project, which brings the Dragons’ elite training, administration and community programs together under one roof.
Prosecutors allege they also advised some customers on how to avoid detection and complaints, and helped facilitate the buying and selling of fraudulent call traffic.
Minister Brooks said the initiative was also about expanding opportunity across the sector and supporting thousands of existing jobs in Victorian defence manufacturing.
Premier Jacinta Allan’s growing calendar of taxpayer-funded multicultural and multifaith dinners has become a flashpoint in Victorian politics, with the Opposition accusing Labor of...
The Track 1.5 Dialogue brought together senior policymakers, business leaders and academics to advance cooperation on trade, security and emerging technologies.
A new Australian not-for-profit organisation focused on disaster preparedness, response, recovery and community resilience has been launched in Sydney.
The Australian Foundation for Disaster Relief...
