Asleep at the Wheel? Revisiting
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Asleep at the Wheel? Revisiting

In 2024, the Southeast Asian Eyes (SEAE) initiative was proposed as a bold, visionary response to Australia’s overreliance on conditional Western security guarantees. In 2025, with the global strategic order increasingly fragmented and overtures from China and Russia intensifying in Southeast Asia and the Pacific, this foresight has proven prophetic.

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“Unflushed: The Hidden Flow That’s Killing Our Coastline”
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“Unflushed: The Hidden Flow That’s Killing Our Coastline”

In South Australia, fish are dying, beaches are closing, and algal blooms are taking over. Everyone’s blaming the symptoms; but what about the cause?

Our new white paper from CHATO International lays out a science-backed hypothesis:
Nutrient-rich outflows from Spencer Gulf aren't dispersing into the ocean — they’re being squeezed along the coast, driven by powerful currents and topography we failed to model.

This isn’t politics. It’s physics. And it’s happening now.

 Read the summary. Share your thoughts. It’s time we made marine policy with engineering-level insight; before we lose the ecosystems, the fisheries, and the coastlines we depend on.

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Ukraine was promised protection. It got invasion. Australia has been assigned a role. But not a say.
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Ukraine was promised protection. It got invasion. Australia has been assigned a role. But not a say.

Ukraine gave up its deterrent. It trusted the USA, the UK, and Russia. It got war.
Australia’s defence agreement is no different;  Ukrainian-style assurance, subject to the will of the U.S. president and the people of the day.
Our submarines are already being described by U.S. senators as “additions to the American arsenal.”

This is not about abandoning allies. It’s about demanding respect.
If we are not treated as equals, then we owe no allegiance.

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Up to $540M per year For Tasmanian’s salmon industry!
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Up to $540M per year For Tasmanian’s salmon industry!

The future of sustainable salmon farming is onshore—where full lifecycle RAS can eliminate environmental damage, create thousands of jobs, and provide business stability like never before. But the real game-changer? WaveVolt—a revolutionary wave energy solution that can slash power costs, making this transition not just possible, but profitable.

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A solution, Move Tasmania’s Salmon Industry  to Land-Based Farming 
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A solution, Move Tasmania’s Salmon Industry  to Land-Based Farming 

Tasmania’s marine ecosystems are under threat. Currently over 40,000 tons of biological waste from ocean-pen salmon farming are released into our oceans every year, devastating marine life, creating dead zones, and threatening the wild fish populations that depend on these waters. At the same time, the salmon industry is a cornerstone of Tasmania’s economy, supporting hundreds of jobs and contributing to regional communities. We believe it’s time for a solution that protects both the environment and the livelihoods of those who depend on salmon farming.

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 Australia's $368 Billion AUKUS Submarine Pact: Opportunity or Risk? 
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 Australia's $368 Billion AUKUS Submarine Pact: Opportunity or Risk? 

The AUKUS agreement promises to bolster Australia's defence capabilities, but significant challenges loom:

    •  Delayed U.S. submarine production

    •  Geopolitical uncertainties

    •  Rising costs and industrial inefficiencies

    •  Nuclear waste controversies that could take 80+ years to resolve

In our latest white paper, we dive deep into the key risks threatening this landmark deal and propose actionable strategies to secure Australia's strategic and environmental future.

Explore the full analysis, from alternative acquisition strategies to sustainable nuclear waste solutions.

Let’s shape a resilient future for Australia's defence. Your insights matter—join the conversation!

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From Promises to Partition: The Complex Path to the Division of Palestine
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From Promises to Partition: The Complex Path to the Division of Palestine

The partition of Palestine in 1947 was shaped by a web of complex diplomatic promises, secret agreements, and rising tensions between Arabs and Jews. From the Hussein-McMahon Correspondence to the Balfour Declaration and the Sykes-Picot Agreement, each decision played a pivotal role in shaping the Middle East. How did these conflicting interests, broken promises, and geopolitical shifts ultimately lead to the creation of Israel and the ongoing conflict?

Explore the key figures and events that influenced the partition of Palestine and their lasting impact on the region.

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The cause of death of 1,149 tonnes of Tasmanian farmed salmon not reported. A critical examination:
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The cause of death of 1,149 tonnes of Tasmanian farmed salmon not reported. A critical examination:

Unveiling the Underwater Crisis at Macquarie Harbour

Discover how Macquarie Harbour, a vital aquatic ecosystem, mirrors an industrial wasteland underwater. Our latest findings reveal a shocking die-off of 1,149 tonnes of Tasmanian farmed salmon, a symptom of a much larger crisis.

 What's Happening? Like a battery chicken shed but underwater, salmon pens at Macquarie Harbour are accumulating approximately 5,000 tonnes of waste annually with little tidal flow to cleanse the seabed. The result? Oxygen-depleted dead zones where marine life can barely survive.

 Root Cause Analysis Current mitigation efforts, including air diffusers and nano-bubble technology, barely scratch the surface of the underlying issue—the unsustainable waste accumulation turning the harbour into an aquatic sewer.

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