Defence export controls, Foreign Interference and Autonomous Sanctions

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Key information

The export and supply of military and dual-use goods and technologies is regulated by Defence Export Controls with the Department of Defence. This includes tangible exports (e.g. a physical item) and intangible supply (e.g. an email or publication) of controlled goods and technology.

Key information

Explore the areas below for more detailed information on defence export controls, how it applies to researchers and students as well as links to more information about foreign interference and autonomous sanctions.

About Defence Export Controls

Overview of the legislation, what is controlled, who is affected, exemptions as well as key links.

Applying for an export permit

Information on who needs a permit, how to apply and what happens after a permit is granted.

Foreign interactions

Information on the obligations for those working with international partners.

Autonomous sanctions

Find out more about the Australian Government's sanctions regimes and how they might affect your work.

Need help?

For general advice regarding defence export controls and sanction regimes, please contact the Defence Exports team.

defence.exports@flinders.edu.au

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