Future of Borders

The border of the future needs to be co-designed by government and industry, drawing on global best practice. The economic case is clear.

The transformation of Australia’s border systems will likely be dependent on effective adoption of modular and flexible platforms.

The events that helped reshape the industry no longer seem to define its future, as broader macro risks are now considered top concerns.

Australia currently faces a defining choice: to remain a consumer of innovation or to become a builder, exporter and steward of intelligence across the region.

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz represents the largest energy supply shock in modern history, with Asia Pacific most impacted.