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MEDIA KIT 2021 Serving the business of Defence for almost three decades
From the editor
Australian Defence Magazine (ADM) is highly respected for its
responsible and detailed reporting of defence capability acquisition,
sustainment and procurement programs in Australia. Acting as the
important communications bridge between Defence and Industry,
the ADM team works across all domains to bring you the latest news
and insights into the multi-billion dollar industry.
Across print, online, social media, podcasts, video, defence industry
guide, events and awards, ADM reaches you however you want to
engage. With an expert team of content producers with excellent
subject matter knowledge, we deliver the context and analysis you
need to help make informed decisions in your organisation.
Engaging with the Department of Defence, government, political
leaders, academia, and Defence companies large and small our team
is always on hand to help get your perspective out into the world.
Katherine Ziesing
Managing Editor, Australian Defence Magazine
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DEFENCE Australian Defence Magazine (ADM) is highly respected for its responsible and detailed
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senior defence leadership in government and industry. Australia’s Capability, Acquisition
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MICHAEL NOONAN DIRECTOR, AUSTRALIAN BUSINESS AT FRAZER-NASH
WWW.AUSTRALIANDEFENCE.COM.AU WWW.AUSTRALIANDEFENCE.COM.AU CHIEF OF NAVY A good consultant can make the world of difference to a program; a
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different perspective, experience and a set of fresh eyes to a project.
The Royal Australian Navy is going through a massive period
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Frazer-Nash has been working in this space for a decade now.
of growth when it comes to every single capability they operate.
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ADM Managing Editor Katherine Ziesing caught up with Australian
ADM Managing Editor Katherine Ziesing caught up with Chief of Navy
lead Jonathan Armstrong to talk about how the business has grown
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to have a look at some of the bigger programs and how their enabling
from four people to almost 70 across four sites in Australia.
capabilities are coming together in a strategically uncertain time
Defence thanks to COVID and the world stage.
Defence SMEs
A
Contractors
Defence DM: Frazer-Nash has been operating in the UK since the pete for talent. But increasingly we also need to compete in
Defence SMEs
A
1920s but is now celebrating its 10-year anniversary in the market for ideas. We live in a time of considerable change
Contractors DM: Can you give us an overall update on how Navy is
performing with its various major acquisition programs?
through the maintenance work that we do on the existing
Collins fleet, there is no suggestion or discussion about a
Australia; what has that journey been like?
ARMSTRONG: Establishing a business is challenging and ex-
and what society is asking of complex systems that are taken
largely for granted; like changing our security context, chang-
ADM’s Annual Survey ADM’s Annual Survey 2019
NOONAN: Defence is performing very well with its mari-
time acquisition programs, which includes $75 billion over
the next decade to enhance Australia’s maritime capabili-
ties, and between $168 and $183 billion in the acquisition or
Plan B at all.
Defence always monitors capability programs very closely
especially large and complex one like this to assess risk and
opportunities but at this point Plan A, the Attack Class Sub-
citing in equal measure and probably it’s best told in three
phases. I believe good business is always founded on relation-
ships of trust and relevance. These take time to build and
some of your readers in defence will have
ing what we’re asking of our energy systems, changing mobil-
ity around growing cities. Increasingly our clients are asking
us not just to help them with specific solutions but to help
them understand the problem.
upgrade of up to 23 different classes of marine, is the only plan being pursued. used our services, for which a big thank That requires us to invest in our own
Navy and Army vessels. As the original designer of the Col- you. So it’s been incumbent on us to prove PROFILE ideas, understand the latest technolo-
The investment detailed in the 2016 PROFILE lins class submarine, Saab Kockums our relevance to client needs, our behav- gies including the use of AI to automate
2015 Board Director, Frazer-Nash
White Paper and the 2020 Force Struc- 2018 Chief of Navy has an ongoing relationship with ASC iours and delivery are worthy of trust, and more repetitive activities. I think our
Consultancy (Australia)
ture Plan will deliver a range of new supporting the life of type extension that takes time. It’s hard work and there’s journey has been about building a bal-
2016 Deputy Chief of Navy
platforms, support systems, and infra- program for the Collins class subma- no short cuts. That phase is very entre- 2011 Chief Operating Officer, Trident anced performance across those things,
& Head of Navy People Energy
structure for Navy. I am very pleased rine. There has been no discussions preneurial as you find yourself primarily whilst competing in the market for cli-
with our current position. 2014 Commander Boarder Protection with Saab Kockums beyond this scope. competing in the market for clients. 2009 Head of Systems Assurance, ents, for talent and ideas.
Command The schedule for the delivery of the Moving then to a second phase; we had Frazer-Nash Consultancy (UK)
ADM: Does Defence have a Plan B 2012 Commodore Training Attack class submarine has not changed. begun to gain a reputation for adding val- 2003 Technical Manager, Frazer-Nash ADM: What is the split between your De-
for Australia’s submarine capability The transition of Design effort to ue to major programs, things like LHD, Consultancy (UK) fence and other sector work? What les-
2010 Director General Operations
should the Naval Group contract for Australia and Australians will be a Future Submarine, Rizzo Review and Sea sons learned from that experience have
2009 Director Military Strategic 2001 Group Head, British Energy
the Attack class prove untenable? Is key step in meeting the Government’s 4000. The focus becomes more internal you applied back into Defence work?
Commitments
‘Son of Collins’ with Saab Kockums a sovereignty objectives for the Attack on building the team and getting the right 1996 Innovation Program Manager, ARMSTRONG: About 70 per cent de-
British Energy
viable option at any point? 2008 Director Joint Effects Class Submarine. resources. That’s a critical phase because fence, 30 per cent other sectors. Glob-
NOONAN: I remain absolutely commit- 2006 Director Sailors Career that initial growth in the team is very in- 1993 Safety Analyst, Scottish Nuclear ally the company is split about 50/50
ted to the Attack class submarine as Management ADM: Given seemingly intractable fluential long term on culture and values. 1992 Graduates from Edinburgh and as a business we focus on long term
being the most capable conventionally problems with the Phoenix contract, All new staff into Frazer-Nash attend University, Bachelor of Science, sustainable growth. We’re not interested
2003 Commanding Officer, HMAS
powered submarine available to us. I how confident are you that an alterna- a foundation day where I run a session Physics in spectacular growth for one year based
Parramatta
don’t think that the program is in jeop- tive sovereign capability deep water- called ‘All I know about consultancy in maybe on an individual project or a hot
2002 Chief of Staff – Australian 1989 Scholarship, UK National
ardy in any way and my advice to gov- capable submarine escape and res- seven words’, and those seven words Physical Laboratory market sector for it to fall apart the next.
National Command HQ Op
ernment remains that the Attack class cue system will be operational prior are: all you have to do is care. So it’s In terms of lessons learnt, it goes both
Slipper
submarine meets the Navy’s require- to the current JFD capability losing very attitude based. We want people not ways. Systems engineering in defence
ments into the future. 2000 Director Navy Corporate its certification in 2024? just with the right technical skills but with the right atti- provides fantastic lessons that can be tailored for commer-
The timeline and delivery schedule Communications NOONAN: There are no winners when tude. We’ve been lucky, we’ve found them and have enjoyed cial sectors. For instance the development of new technol-
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for Attack remains the early 2030s 1993 Qualified as a Principle a capability project is unsuccessful. De- watching them flourish. So a couple of examples, Sindhu ogy for ocean energy and for the acquisition of complex rail
and certainly, I expect that we will be Warfare Officer fence will learn any lessons out of this Shankar was a finalist in the Women in Defence Awards in systems for Australia’s major infrastructure projects has in
commencing trials in the early part 1989 Qualified as an Air Intercept and apply them going forward. I am very the Engineering category, Dr Anthony Kwong was South part come from defence.
of the 2031/2032 timeframe. I don’t Controller confident that an appropriate escape and Australia’s Professional Engineer of the Year. So good con- In terms of bringing lessons from outside defence into
think that there is a ‘Son of Collins’ rescue system will be in place for the At- sultancy is all about having the right people. We’ve focused defence, there have been plenty. Good consultancy is about
1988 Qualified as an Officer of the
pathway that provides a better capabil- tack Class submarine introduction. hard on finding the right people and that’s fundamentally bringing the best of what we all can do, rather than just
Watch
ity than Attack. about finding yourself competing in the market for talent. what one head can do. An example I’d offer is from civilian
Women in Certainly while there is an ongo- 1986 Graduates from the Royal And then the third phase. All consultancies recognise they
Defence Award 94 Land programs 98 Maritime projects 104 Air domain 92 The latest in 96 The year that was and 98 Land programs ing relationship with Saab Kockums Australian Naval College CONTINUED ON PAGE 71 compete in the market for clients. Most recognise they com- CONTINUED ON PAGE 56
winners inside! are on the move hitting milestones wrap up maritime projects ahead in air programs on the move
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A former Army Reservist with a background has a background in business journalism Relations and Anthropology from the experience with Qantas as well as ADM’s Middle East and Australia with a focus on
in international studies and political and economics and has been with ADM University of Sydney, Honours from UNSW, Deputy Editor. He has been writing on aviation Defence, international relations and technology
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After working at News Corp for over 6 University of NSW at ADFA, is a Myer research examines Australia’s defence and internationally across a range of domains. knowledge of programs, technology and
years, Michael brings a sophisticated Foundation fellow and also holds a number policy and hybrid warfare. He previously A keen aviation photographer, his knowledge perspective in the Defence sector.
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2021, working across broadcast and digital Coordinator, ADM’s longest running product to become a key player in the team. While and client side in Sydney & London. National Sales and Features Manager
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