Australia Plans Major Military Change

The transcript discusses the perceived threat from China, highlighting the country's military buildup and defense spending, which is unprecedented since World War Two. Despite China's official stance of promoting peace, the report suggests that Australia's supply lines could be threatened, recommending a focus on long-range missiles. It also compares Australia's recent defense plans, including the Orcas agreement, with China's rapid military advancements, such as building two submarines in the past year.

What is China's official stance on the perception of it being a threat?

• China acknowledges being a threat.

• China admits to military aggression.

• China denies being a threat and promotes peace.

• China remains neutral on the issue.

What does the report highlight about China's military activities?

• China is focusing on diplomatic relations.

• China's military activities are decreasing.

• China's military buildup is unprecedented since World War Two.

• China is reducing its defense budget.

What is a more likely threat to Australia according to the report?

• Direct invasion by China.

• Threats to Australia's supply lines.

• Economic sanctions against Australia.

• Cyber attacks on Australia.

What strategic shift is suggested for Australia in response to potential threats?

• Reduction in defense spending.

• Emphasis on naval forces.

• Increase in troop carriers.

• Focus on long-range missiles.

What recent defense plans has Australia developed?

• No new defense plans.

• A plan to reduce military presence.

• Two plans including the Orcas agreement.

• Only the Orcas agreement.