PODCAST: Working locally to deliver world-class capabilities, Graham Evenden and Dion Habner, Thales Australia

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02 August 2019

By: Louis Dillon

PODCAST: Working locally to deliver world-class capabilities, Graham Evenden and Dion Habner, Thales Australia

Australia’s defence industry has been garnering a significant reputation internationally for the quality of the work provided by both prime contractors and small-to-medium enterprises for some years, and continues to do so.

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In this episode of the Defence Connect Podcast, representatives from Thales Australia join host Phil Tarrant to provide fascinating insight into the workings of an enterprise kicking goals both locally and globally.

Graham Evenden, director of integrated weapons and sensors, and Dion Habner, Australian Munitions managing director, give an in-depth look at how Thales Australia is working to support the needs of the Australian Defence Force, as well as the demand for sovereign capabilities.

Enjoy the podcast,

The Defence Connect team

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