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Sovereignty & Security Forum 2026 hosted by Malcolm Turnbull AC and Professor David Kilcullen (UNSW)
0:17:15 Opening Remarks:
Professor Emma Sparks, UNSW Canberra
Hon Malcolm Turnbull AC, 29th Prime Minister of Australia
Professor David Kilcullen, UNSW Canberra
0:53:00 Panel 1: Defending Australia in 2026. Sovereign capability, supply chain resilience and the logic of the echidna strategy.
What sovereign capabilities does Australia have to defend itself? Do we have the industrial base and the energy and supply chain resilience required? Is the echidna strategy a beautiful dream?
Moderated by: The Hon Malcolm Turnbull AC
Panellists: • Dr Marigold Black • Dr Amy King • Brigadier (Ret’d) Professor Ian Langford, DSC & Bars • Sam Roggeveen
2:25:10 Panel 2: AUKUS five years on. Delivery, risk, timelines and strategic contingency planning.
Five years on from conception, what has been achieved in Pillar 1 and Pillar 2? Have the risks been diminished? What mitigations should be considered?
Moderated by: Professor David Kilcullen
Panellists: • Rear Admiral Peter D Briggs AO (Mil) OAM CSC RAN (Rtd) • Hugh Jeffrey • Dr Lesley Seebeck
3:49:42 Panel 3: Hybrid conflict and the grey zone. Emerging threats and Australia’s preparedness below the threshold of war.
Given the contemporary blurring of the distinction between states of ‘war’ and ‘peace’, what ‘’greyzone’ threats does Australia face today and into the future? What are the structural and social implications of, for example, cyber-attack; proxy threats; information and cognitive warfare.
Moderated by: Professor David Kilcullen
Panellists: • George Freney • Dr Andrew Maher • Rachel Noble PSM
5:01:47 Panel 4: A grand strategy for middle powers. Autonomy, alliances and the institutions that shape national power.
What concrete steps can be taken to work with middle powers to enhance our sovereign autonomy? In a disrupted world what does a whole-of-nation sovereignty and security “grand’ strategy” look like for Australia? What institutions enable or impede this approach?
Moderated by: The Hon Malcolm Turnbull AC
Panellists: • Justin Bassi • Michael Pezzullo • H.E. Dr Julie Sunday • Peter Varghese AO FAIIA
6:39:15 Closing Remarks: Professor Craig Stockings, UNSW Canberra -
Sovereignty and Security forum Canberra 2025 panel 4 and closing remarks
This panel examines how Australia pursues its national interest in a “might is right” world, and if we should work with other countries to mitigate the economic damage from Trump’s tariff war.
Panellists include: Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC KC FASSA FAIIA, Cabinet Minister throughout the Hawke-Keating governments, and Australian National University Chancellor 2010-19; Professor Shiro Armstrong, professor of economics at ANU, Director of the Australia-Japan Research Centre, Editor of the East Asia Forum, and Director of the East Asian Bureau of Economic Research; Dr Alan Dupont AO, graduate of the Royal Military College Duntroon and the US Foreign Service Institute, and has worked extensively at the interface of security, politics, business and technology; John McCarthy AO FAIIA, former Ambassador to Vietnam, Mexico, Thailand, the United States of America, Indonesia, Japan and High Commissioner to India, is currently a Vice Chancellor’s Fellow at Melbourne University.
At the end of this panel, Professor James Curran reminds us of the history between Australia and America, and what it can tell us about our future prospects. These are the closing remarks to the Sovereignty and Security forum. -
Sovereignty and Security forum Canberra 2025 panel 2
This panel discusses the viability of AUKUS in its current form, and what needs to change to deliver sovereign undersea warfare capabilities that Australia can afford to own and man.
Panellists include: Dennis Richardson AO, served as Secretary of Defence, Secretary of Foreign Affairs, was the Director General of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) for almost a decade to 2005, and was the Australian Ambassador to the United States for 5 years until 2010; Jennifer Parker, served for 20 years with the Royal Australian Navy, specialising in Principal Warfare Officer. She was second in command of the HMAS Darwin, our guided missile frigate; Rear Admiral Peter D Briggs AO OAM served in the Royal Australian Navy for 40 years, specialising as a submarine operator. He was in Command of HMAS Stirling, and was Head of Submarine Capability resolving Collins introduction into service issues. -
Sovereignty and Security forum Canberra 2025 panel 3
In the absence of support from America, should Australia adopt an Echidna Strategy - friendly to those who don’t mean us harm, and spikey and indigestible to those who do?
This panel discusses the big question of whether Australia can defend itself, and how.
Panellists include: Sam Roggeveen, Director at the Lowy Institute, and author of The Echidna Strategy: Australia’s Search for Power and Peace, senior strategic analyst at the Office of National Assessments, an analyst in the Defence Intelligence Organisation; Major General Mick Ryan AM (Rtd), served for 35 years in the Australian Army including in East Timor, Iraq and Afghanistan as well as on the U.S. joint staff in Washington DC. Because of his writing about the war in Ukraine, and support for its efforts, Mick was sanctioned by the Russian government in 2022; Professor (Brigadier Retd) Ian Langford PhD DSC and Bars served for more than 31 years in the Australian Defence Force as a senior military officer. He is the Executive Director of Security & Defence PLuS, a research initiative between Kings College London, Arizona State University and the University of New South Wales. -
Sovereignty and Security forum Canberra 2025 opening remarks and panel 1
Malcolm Turnbull’s opening remarks to the Sovereignty and Security forum held in Canberra with over 100 national security and foreign policy experts to discuss policies including the AUKUS submarine project, trade, defence and regional diplomacy.
Followed by the first panel discussion, talking about the nature of the security threats Australia faces, and reassesses the assumptions that have informed our economic, foreign and defence policies.
Panellists include: Professor Hugh White, Emeritus Professor of Strategic Studies at ANU, founding Director of ASPI, worked for several Labor Leaders, and served in the Defence Department; Dr Geoff Raby, Australia’s Ambassador to China from 2007-11, served as Ambassador to the WTO in Geneva, and Ambassador to APEC; Dr Heather Smith, Secretary and Deputy Secretary across a range of portfolios, including Deputy Director-General of the Office of National Intelligence, and co-led the 2024 Independent Review of Australia’s National Intelligence Community. -
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