We are thrilled to be a finalist in the Australian Defence Industry Awards; a nationwide recognition program showcasing the outstanding individuals and businesses positively shaping the growth and development of Australia’s defence sector.

In part 4, we propose that in order to meet the strategic and capability requirements identified in the #dsr, #Defence must accept that ideological change in its approaches to sustainment, procurement, and acceptance of risk is required.

In part 3, we explore the result of focusing on the capability outcome rather than the acquisition process, leading Defence to cost blowouts, schedule overruns and strategic capability gaps.

In part 2, we begin to address the comparison between Defences’ current methodology and industrial manufacturing capacity to that of our regional competitors.

As part of a deliberate series, Secora addresses what could become a critical shortfall in Australia’s ability to ensure our own national security.

Secora has formalised its presence in the Northern Territory (NT) with the recent relocation of Secora’s Executive Director – Operations, Paul Sheather, and the opening of an office in Smith Street Mall.

On Thursday night, 3 November, Secora attended the DTC Defence Industry Awards 2022 in Adelaide as part of the Norsta collaboration– and won the Teaming Award.

At the start of Spring 2022, Secora had over 20 team members engaged in the annual Steptember campaign, a fun and inclusive virtual event supporting people living with cerebral palsy.