How to achieve real national resilience with industry policy (John Coyne – ASPI The Strategist)

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November 10, 2025

Australia stands at a crossroads where ambition, fiscal restraint and strategic necessity intersect. The Future Made in Australia agenda, once a rallying cry for sovereign capability and clean-energy transformation, is now the test case for whether we can build genuine national resilience without repeating the waste and distortion of past subsidy cycles. To succeed, Canberra must shift its focus from chasing announcements to engineering durable capability.

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How to achieve real national resilience with industry policy (John Coyne – ASPI The Strategist)

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