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Minister’s new e-newsletter


Volume 48, No. 11, June 29, 2006

DEFENCE Minister Brendan Nelson has launched a new monthly e-newsletter.
Defence Direct is designed for people with an interest in Defence issues and Dr Nelson invites them to take a free subscription.

“It’s a monthly e-newsletter in which I will summarise Defence issues, along with the Government’s achievements and challenges,” he said.

Defence Direct is a valuable resource for Defence members and their families who wish to stay informed on Defence matters, particularly in this time of high operational tempo.

“This e-newsletter comes at a time when around 4000 Australians are deployed on operations to protect our borders, help create stability in our region, and fight the war on terrorism,” Dr Nelson said.

The e-newsletter provides access to a summary of each topic with links to related newspaper stories, ministerial releases and photos, allowing readers to explore the topic further if they choose.

“I am conscious that while everyday Australians have first-hand experience with our health and education systems, for example, they may not be able to relate to Defence issues in the same way. Defence Direct seeks to provide a simple summary, along with links to further information,” Dr Nelson said.

The e-newsletter allows Dr Nelson to share his views and experiences on Defence matters. The main focus of the first edition was on operations and outcomes from the recent Budget.

“If you have any comments about or suggestions for Defence Direct, I would welcome your feedback,” Dr Nelson said.

To subscribe to Defence Direct, visit www.minister.defence.gov.au

 

 

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