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PACIFIC 2017 INTERNATIONAL MARITIME EXPOSITION MEDIA KIT

PACIFIC 2017 SHOW DAILY

The combined resources of Australian Defence Business Review and Australian Aviation – Australia’s leading defence and aerospace titles across print and digital – will produce the official PACIFIC 2017 Show Daily.

Some 2,000 copies of the full colour, A4 format (210mm wide x 297mm deep) PACIFIC 2017 Daily will be printed each day on high quality gloss paper. Produced to Australian Defence Business Review and Australian Aviation’s highest quality standards, distribution will be to all event exhibitors and trade show visitors as they pass through the exposition’s entrance doors on mornings of the key exhibition trade days.

Each edition will feature a comprehensive roundup of news and imagery gathered from the show, including key excerpts from major press conferences, and interviews with executives of key exhibitors firms.

PACIFIC 2017 SHOW DAILY

DAY ONE TUESDAY OCTOBER 6 2015  1

IN THE LAB LM launches sub

combat system lab for SEA 1000

HMAS CANBERRA

On track for IOC

TODAY’S EDITION

SHOW HIGHLIGHTS» NEW

WORKFORCE REQUIRED FOR EXPLOSION OF MARITIME INNOVATION

» FORMER DMO HEAD WARREN KING JOINS WITH CMAX

» PACIFIC 2015 – THERE’S AN APP FOR THAT

» INDUSTRY’S GATEWAY TO A $75 BILLION MARKET

» FORGACS PURSUES DIVERSIFICATION STRATEGY

» NAVANTIA AND SAGE TO LAUNCH NEW JV

» CIVMEC LAUNCHES DEFENCE DIVISION TO TARGET SEA 1000

PACIFIC 2015 SHOW DAILY DAY ONE TUESDAY OCTOBER 6 2015

The AWD Alliance, the consortium of ASC, Raytheon and the

Department of Defence which is building Australia’s three Hobart class Air Warfare Destroyers, says it has made considerable progress this year on Australia’s largest shipbuilding program.

The first ship in class, the

future HMAS Hobart (below), was launched into the water at the Techport Australia shipyard in Adelaide in May, a significant milestone for the program. Work on the first AWD is now nearing 90 per cent complete and is focused on ship completion and system commissioning, with combat system light off activities due

later this year.The second destroyer

Brisbane (above) is in an advanced state of consolidation and fit-out. All of the blocks for Brisbane have now been delivered to Techport, with block construction tracking at 100 per cent complete and ship construction tracking at 68 per cent complete, the

Progress for AWD

DAY THREE THURSDAY OCTOBER 8 2015  1

AWD FOR BMD?

Age of ballistic missile defence

dawning on the ADF?

PERISCOPESAn eye to the future

TODAY’S EDITION

SHOW HIGHLIGHTS » GOVERNMENT’S INNOVATION AGENDA IN THE SPOTLIGHT

» AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES HELP MILITARY DO MORE WITH LESS

» AEGIS TO BE INTEGRATED ONTO FIRST AWD

» SHIP DESIGNERS LOOK TO UNMANNED FUTURE

PACIFIC 2015 SHOW DAILY DAY THREE THURSDAY OCTOBER 8 2015

Defence Minister wants to “maximise” industry opportunities

Senator Marise Payne has used one of her first major speeches as Defence Minister to highlight the importance of Australian

industry in developing and delivering “innovative” defence capabilities.

Senator Payne told a lunch for senior defence and industry figures during Pacific 2015 on Wednesday: “The government very strongly supports the principle that we should maximise the opportunities for Australian industries to participate in defence acquisition and sustainment.

“We are also strongly committed to Australian industry that can deliver defence capability that is internationally cost competitive.”

The Minister pointed to Monday’s announcement of the acquisition of 1,100 Hawkei light protected mobility vehicles for the Army to be built by Thales Australia in Bendigo, Victoria as “a great example of how defence and industry work together to deliver innovative and world class

DAY TWO WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 7 2015  1

SEA 1000Japan comes out

fighting

GRAND ENDEAVOUR

TKMS looks to history for SEA 1000

inspiration

TODAY’S EDITION

SHOW HIGHLIGHTS» MARITIME

INNOVATORS RECOGNISED

» ANZACS FROM COAST TO COAST

» GERMAN NAVY CHIEF PRAISES AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIAL CAPABILITY

» FIRST PRINCIPLES REVIEW DRIVES NEW MARITIME SYSTEMS BUSINESS PLAN

PACIFIC 2015 SHOW DAILY DAY TWO WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 7 2015

THE MOST FORMIDABLE THING WE’VE BUILT FOR AUSTRALIA IS OUR CAPABILITY.Over the past 30 years we’ve been building and maintaining Australia’s frontline naval defence capabilities – the Collins Class submarines and the Hobart Class air warfare destroyers. With our world-class facilities, our highly skilled workforce and our diverse supply chain, ASC’s capability extends above the water, below the water and across the world.

With the federal government recently announcing the adoption of a continuous build strategy for

surface ships in Australia and with the Future Submarine competition in full swing, there has never been a more important time to bring together industry and decision makers.

That was the message from Teresa Gambaro MP, representing the new Minister for Defence, Senator Marise Payne, as she formally opened Pacific 2015 on Tuesday.

“With the arrival of the National Naval Enterprise, there has never been a greater period of relevance for this forum and for the inclusion of industry in discussions with the government,” the Member for Brisbane said.

“Pacific 2015 is a wonderful opportunity to enhance cooperation between navies whose ships operate together at sea and to develop close professional relationships ashore. The government supports Pacific 2015 and welcomes all of you who have come from trade and industry. We welcome delegates from Australia, across the region and across the world.”

Gambaro is the chair of the Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade and was Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Defence from July 2004 to January 2006.

Under former prime minister Tony Abbott, the government announced in August that the Australian shipbuilding workforce would build the Future Frigates and Offshore Patrol Vessels for the Royal Australian Navy. The third part of the government’s Naval Shipbuilding Plan was to be based on the outcomes of the Future Submarine program’s competitive evaluation process.

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PACIFIC 2017 SHOW DAILY

Australian Defence Business Review will publish breaking PACIFIC 2017 news and photos on adbr.com.au, Australia’s leading defence industry news website.Using Twitter, Australian Defence Business Review will also promote PACIFIC 2017 breaking news headlines and links back to more indepth news items on the adbr.com.au website.Combined, the website and our use of social media will see Phantom Media provide extensive, far-reaching, timely and responsive coverage of Australia’s premier maritime defence event.

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Australian Defence Business Review, Australia’s leading defence business magazine, will use the PACIFIC 2017 issue to focus on analysis of naval projects and procurement issues.

Likely features will explore existing and future naval and maritime surveillance acquisition projects, plus explore issues such as sustainment and shipbuilding.Australian Defence Business Review’s Pacific Maritime issue will be distributed widely to trade visitors and associated conference participants.

AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE BUSINESS REVIEW PACIFIC 2017 ISSUE

Volume 35 No. 3 MAY/JUNE 2016

FRENCH CONNECTIONSFrance’s DCNS selected as Australia’s Future Submarine partner

BUDGET 2016 Iron ore price set to

test new Defence White Paper commitments

LOCATION, LOCATION

Shipbuilding plan’s where and when decided, but

not the what

THIS EDITIONIN FOCUS

PACIFIC 2017 SHOW DAILY

Special PACIFIC 2017 issues of Australian Defence Business Weekly e-newsletter will be emailed out at the end of each trade day of PACIFIC 2017 to over 650 readers in Australia and across the world, providing them with a comprehensive roundup of the day’s Pacific 2017 news.

PACIFIC 2017 DAILY eNEWSLETTER

Australia’s leading aviation magazine will also be distributed extensively at PACIFIC 2017. Australian Aviation’s October issue will feature a range of topical naval aviation articles relevant to PACIFIC 2017 visitors and exhibitors. Likely features will include an overview of the MH-60R Romeo in Royal Australian Navy service and a profile of Australia’s maritime surveillance UAV programs.

AUSTRALIAN AVIATION 2017 PACIFIC MARITIME ISSUE

No. 349 June 2017

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The fast jet ceilingWhy Australia has yet

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PACIFIC 2017 SHOW DAILY SPECIFICATIONS

DOUBLE PAGE 420 x 297mm + 3mm bleed

FULL PAGE 210 x 297mm + 3mm bleed

QUARTER PAGE 190 x 65mm

THIRD PAGE 190 x 80mm

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