WA DEFENCE REVIEW has appointed an Editorial Advisory Group to extend the depth of its access to cross-community and multi-disciplinary expertise. The group consists of current or retired senior Defence officials, industry advocates and scholars. The
WA DEFENCE REVIEW distributed its ground-breaking third Annual Publication with a launch event on 16 September 2020. Held at Core Innovation Hub in Perth City, the event was filled to capacity with valued clients and
In partnership with Spacecubed and Riff WA DEFENCE REVIEW launched a bigger, better and more informative Annual Publication in Perth on 15 August 2019 earning praise from Western Australian Defence leaders. The latest Annual Publication is almost double the size
November saw the annual conference of the Submarine Institute of Australia (SIA), SubSTEC5, held this year in Fremantle at the Esplanade Hotel, Fremantle, with a cast of senior speakers from across the Royal Australian Navy,
Visiting Perth in July, for the first time since his appointment in February, was Victoria’s Defence Industry Advocate, John O’Callaghan, who made himself available for a lunchtime event held at Riff, a co-working, meeting rooms
The City of Fremantle conjures images for many of the ‘cappuccino strip’, of fishing boats and hot chips, or, for those with longer memories, the heady days of the 1980’s America’s Cup defence. But one
“Be alert”, was the exhortation from LTGEN Peter Leahy AC (Retd), the former Chief of Army, who summed up Australia’s present national security environment to an audience of over 45 senior industry professionals at the
On 12 September 2018 WA DEFENCE REVIEW hosted its third Strategy, Defence & Industry Dialogue for the year, this time in partnership with the City of Perth. A large gathering of senior officials and decision
The Army Museum in Fremantle may be one of the Port City’s best kept secrets for many people, but it is secret no longer for the Australian Institute of Management WA group that visited on
It’s a common thought that the biggest rewards accrue to the biggest risk takers – but Hofmann Engineering Managing Director is having none of it. To Erich Hofmann, the very nature of engineering is to eliminate risk – you analyse the problem, design the solution, and manufacture it to a certified quality-controlled process.
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