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Key Defence appointments bring renewed focus on local industry engagement

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Key Defence appointments bring renewed focus on local industry engagement

Defence Industry Minister Melissa Price has announced a major boost to the commercial skill set of the Department of Defence with the engagement of two experienced, senior executives in the Capability Acquisition and Sustainment Group (CASG).

Defence Industry Minister Melissa Price has announced a major boost to the commercial skill set of the Department of Defence with the engagement of two experienced, senior executives in the Capability Acquisition and Sustainment Group (CASG).

Francesca Rush joins Defence as commercial general counsel in Defence Legal Services, and Martin Halloran as head of Australian industry capability.

Minister for Defence Industry Melissa Price said Halloran’s role was a new position within CASG and he would be tasked with delivering even better outcomes for Australian industry at an unprecedented time of investment.

“Our record investment in Defence capability needs to be backed by people with the expertise and networks to drive the best possible outcomes,” Minister Price said.

Tony Fraser, Deputy Secretary CASG, welcomed the new appointments. 

“Ms Rush has the expertise to build on the strong foundation developed during the First Principles transformation,” Fraser said.

“Mr Halloran has an excellent grounding in defence industry and the engagement experience to shape the implementation of our defence industry policies.”

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