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Australia Sees Collaboration As Key To Future S&T

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Friday, May 30th, 2008

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Minister for Defence Science and Personnel Hon. Warren Snowdon May 27 met with National Executive members of the Australian Industry Group Defence Council to discuss future strategic collaborations between the Defence Science Technology Organization (DSTO) and industry. Outlining the government's plan to improve opportunities for industry to work more closely with DSTO, Snowdon recognized the critical role Australian industry plays in delivering capability to the Australian Defence Force and the wider Defence organization. "Australia's Defence industry is a crucial partner…

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