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The load-bearing wall: Vale Dr Harley Dale (opens the original)
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For the better part of two decades, Dr Harley Dale was the load-bearing wall of Australian housing economics. Not the loudest voice. Not the most politically convenient one. But the one doing the structural work, writes Professor Vince Hooper. IN RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION, a load-bearing wall is the one nobody thinks about until it is gone. It carries the weight of everything above it: the joists, the roof trusses, the rooms where people sleep. It does not announce itself. It is not the feature w
Australia-China university collaborations under the microscope (opens the original)
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The Australian Government is a day late and a dollar short when it comes to Australian-Chinese research collaborations, writes Professor Vince Hooper, likening it to the subprime lending practices that led to a global financial crisis. A UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES (UNSW) engineer who collaborated with Chinese scientists on eavesdropping and covert drone research has been handed two taxpayer-funded grants. Natasha Bita's latest report in The Australian is not an isolated finding. It is a data
The uninvited guest: CIA director visits Moscow (opens the original)
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Moscow has confirmed that the CIA director visited the Kremlin this week. CIA directors do not visit Moscow to sightsee, writes Professor Vince Hooper. ON TUESDAY MORNING, a Boeing C-17A Globemaster III (more than seventy-seven tonnes of cargo capacity, four Pratt & Whitney turbofans, and the wingspan of a widebody airliner) descended through overcast skies into Moscow's Vnukovo International Airport. Flightradar24 logged its tail number as 07-7181. It had staged through Riga from Joint Base And
Canberra bets against China while banking on its trade (opens the original)
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Australia is arming against China while remaining economically dependent on the very power it is preparing to contain, writes Professor Vince Hooper. ON 6 JULY 2026, two things happened in the Pacific within hours of each other. In Suva, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese signed the Ocean of Peace Alliance with Fiji's PM, Sitiveni Rabuka, making Fiji Australia's fourth formal defence ally. In the South China Sea, a People's Liberation Army Navy submarine launched a ballistic missile carrying a dumm
AUKUS: Its single point of obsolescence (opens the original)
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A timeline is not a delivery date, and a single shipyard carrying the weight of both a national deterrent and a trilateral alliance remains exactly what the title suggests: a single point of obsolescence, writes Professor Vince Hooper. ANDY BURNHAM HAS BEEN PRIME MINISTER for ten days and has already discovered the one town in England that Whitehall cannot ignore. On Thursday he travelled to Barrow-in-Furness, a Cumbrian settlement of fewer than 70,000 people that happens to be the only place in
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