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Podcast | Lives in Leadership: MAJGEN Rose King
In this episode of Lives in Leadership, Dr Lucas Marie sits down with Major General Rose King, Chief of the New Zealand Army and the first woman to lead a military service in New Zealand. With a career spanning more than three decades, Majo
Podcast | Lives in Leadership: Darren Lim
Dr Lucas Marie speaks with international relations scholar and host of Australia in the World, Dr Darren Lim, about how Defence leaders can make sense of a complex strategic environment. Drawing on debates about China, the conflict in Iran
Data Dominance in Modern Warfare The Crucial Role of AI and Data Analytics
Artificial intelligence and data analytics are changing how military forces understand, influence and act within the information environment. This article examines how AI can turn vast quantities of data into strategic advantage, from predi
A Deep Dive Into Our Tiny Recruitment Pool
The Australian Defence Force needs thousands of new recruits each year, yet the pool it can realistically draw from is far smaller than Australia’s population figures suggest. This article examines how health, education, criminality and oth
To what extent is memetic warfare applicable to the Australian Defence Force?
What role could memes play in the future of warfare, and what does that mean for the Australian Defence Force? This article explores the evolution of memetic warfare and examines how memes, narratives and ideas can shape behaviour, influenc
Podcast | Lives in Leadership: TX Hammes
Dr Lucas Marie (https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-lucas-marie-3681b963/) sits down with TX Hammes (https://www.linkedin.com/in/tx-hammes-37355a3/), a distinguished fellow at the National Defence University's Institute for National Strategic St
Podcast | Lives in Leadership: SEAC WOFF Ken Robertson OAM
In this season-opening episode of Lives in Leadership, Dr Lucas Marie speaks with Warrant Officer Ken Robertson, the inaugural Senior Enlisted Advisor to the Chief of the Defence Force. Drawing on more than 30 years of service, Robertson di
Podcast | Lives in Leadership: Dr Florence Gaub
In this episode of Lives in Leadership, Dr Lucas Marie sits down with Dr Florence Gaub — Director of the Research Division at the NATO Defense College, futurist, and global security thinker — to explore the intersection of technology, strat
Podcast | Lives in Leadership: RADM James Lybrand, RAN
In this episode of Lives in Leadership, Dr Lucas Marie speaks with Rear Admiral James Lybrand, Commander of the Australian Defence College, whose naval career spans from the submarine force to senior strategic leadership roles. Drawing on d
Podcast | Lives in Leadership: WO David Ashley
In this episode of Lives in Leadership, Dr Lucas Marie speaks with Warrant Officer Dave Ashley, whose Australian Army career spans more than 40 years — including service in South-East Asia, East Timor (Timor-Leste), and Afghanistan. A forme
Podcast | Lives in Leadership: MAJGEN Andrew Hocking – Part 2
In Part Two of this Lives in Leadership conversation, Major General Andrew Hocking joins Dr Lucas Marie to discuss organisational learning, national preparedness, and the role of social science in Defence. Drawing on his Vanguard paper, Pre
Podcast | Lives in Leadership: MAJGEN Andrew Hocking – Part 1
In this episode of Lives in Leadership, Dr Lucas Marie speaks with Major General Andrew Hocking about the personal and professional lessons learned from a distinguished career spanning military command, national disaster recovery, and senio
Podcast | Lives in Leadership: Professor David Whetham – Part 2
In the second part of his discussion with Brigadier John Fenwick, Professor David Whetham delves into the evolving landscape of ethics and leadership in Defence. The conversation spans ethical dilemmas in training, moral reasoning under pre
Podcast | Lives in Leadership: Professor David Whetham – Part 1
In the first part of this two-part Lives in Leadership episode, Brigadier John Fenwick speaks with Professor David Whetham, Director of the King's Centre for Military Ethics at King’s College London. Together they explore the growth of mili
Podcast | Lives in Leadership: RADM Paul Halton
From the depths of a Royal Navy submarine to the complexities of defence transformation, Rear Admiral Paul Halton has built a career leading people and organisations through uncertainty. In this episode of Lives in Leadership, he speaks wit
Podcast | Lives in Leadership: AVM Steven “Zed” Roberton
In this episode of Lives in Leadership, Dr Lucas Marie speaks with Air Vice-Marshal Steven “Zed” Roberton, Distinguished Service Cross, about his remarkable journey through three decades of command in the Royal Australian Air Force and beyo
Podcast | Lives in Leadership: Dr Leigh Ann Perry
In this episode, Dr Lucas Marie speaks with Doctor Leigh Ann Perry, an associate professor of psychology and behavioural science at the US Naval War College. She is a leading expert in applying positive psychology to military leadership dev
Podcast | Lives in Leadership: RADM Lee Goddard
Rear Admiral Lee Goddard shares candid lessons from 34 years in the Navy and beyond. From commanding warships to shaping defence policy, he reflects on leadership, high-performing teams, and the importance of knowing your people. Transcript
Audio Book | Enter, the Contemporary Australian Warrant Officer
A new Senior Enlisted capability is emerging with a burgeoning form of influence-based leadership that embraces diversity and that can rapidly mobilise a workforce.
Audio Book | Clausewitz & Centres of Gravity Open to Interpretation
Trying to understand the abstruse messages of Carl von Clausewitz’s On War can be both mind-numbing and mind-blowing. However, interpretation is the key to unpacking his obsession with the ‘centre of gravity’ as being critical to how forces
Audio Book | Working With Civvies – the Integrated Workplace
This paper will examine some of the cultural differences between uniformed military personnel and APS staff.
Audio Book | The Use of Force by States Under International Law
Explore the legality of war in our final series instalment. Delve into the complex interplay between international law, military ethics, and the principles guiding the use of force. From 'Just War Theory' to modern legal frameworks, underst
Audio Book | Australia’s Military Strategic Challenges – Close to Home
Since the enhanced trilateral security partnership of 16 September 2021, the Australian Government has considered its strategic environment to have permanently changed.
Audio Book | Changes in warfare in the 16th and 17th centuries - a ‘military revolution’?
The 16th and 17th century was a period of significant change in the character of war. The drivers accounting for these changes were not all based in military reforms, despite Western Europe being engaged almost continuously in war. While ta
Audio Book | Opposing Inherent Immorality in Autonomous Weapons Systems
Every major power is investing in the development of Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems. Now, before they are ready for deployment, is the time to form an ethical understanding that can guide the creation of laws to fairly and humanely regul
Audio Book | Needless anxiety over China will only make it true
Australians need to rapidly reassess their China-Taiwan calculus, because as it stands we are overstating our global importance and understating realities.
Audio Book | Clash of Cultures: The Digger Legend of the First Australian Imperial Force
Were the values that came to embody the digger legend of the 1st AIF incompatible with the expectations of British command? Did the traits required to command a less-than-conventional military force during the First World War require a less
Audio Book | The Importance of Truth in our Institutional Service
In a world of distorted information, truth is vital for ethical leadership in the ADF. Discover how upholding truth strengthens trust, collaboration, and institutional integrity for long-term success.
